As Pastors Visit, Pray at Western Wall, Site's Rabbi Offers Gratitude to Clergy, Thanks to American People

More than 90% of American undergraduates believe “words can be violence” in the aftermath of the horrific assassination of free speech activist Charlie Kirk in early September.

A pre-med university student in Oklahoma is speaking out after reportedly receiving a grade of zero on a reaction essay during which she cited the Bible and spoke against gender ideology. 

More than one thousand pastors and Christian influencers are in the Holy Land this week. Organizers call it the largest gathering of its kind since Israel's founding. A partnership between Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Friends of Zion Museum led to the unprecedented visit.   

Concerns over the fragility of the Gaza ceasefire continue to grow – at the heart of it, a complex battlefield with unique challenges. The sophisticated Hamas terror tunnel network in Gaza has reshaped military operations, with battles below often more important than the battles above.

An estimated 80 million people around the world need a wheelchair but cannot access one, leaving many to crawl, be carried, or live confined to their homes. 

The Admiral in charge of the mission that killed two survivors of a boat strike in the Caribbean testifies to Congress Thursday. 

At Clemson University, frat houses long known for alcohol-fueled parties are seeing a surge in interest from fraternity and sorority members wanting to explore their faith.

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Tuesday from a group of five faith-based pregnancy centers in New Jersey. They're pushing back after the state's attorney general demanded information about their donors and fundraising, arguing that he's violating the First Amendment. 

It seems decidedly true a historical Christian site would be of the utmost significance to Christians. And yet, it was a Christian — a Catholic documentarian — banned from filming one in England.

The non-profit ministry God Behind Bars gave incarcerated dads the gift of a lifetime for Christmas – an opportunity to spend time with their daughters, whom they rarely see.

President Trump and the Republican Party were closely watching a special House election in Tennessee last night for warning signs about next year's congressional midterms.

The Israeli government is warning that the northern border ceasefire with Hezbollah may be falling apart as tensions there rise quickly. Also, Israel is shaking up its global messaging after a letter from the late Charlie Kirk to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

With the Christmas season in full swing, many of us tend to overindulge in all the delicious holiday goodies, then regret it later.  The good news is with a little know-how, we can still savor the tastes of the season while eating and drinking sensibly.  

More than one thousand pastors from the U.S. and other countries, the largest delegation to visit in modern Israel's history, continued their journey through the land. They visited the iconic Western Wall and heard from the chief rabbi about the importance of their visit.

A pre-med university student in Oklahoma is speaking out after reportedly receiving a grade of zero on a reaction essay during which she cited the Bible and spoke against gender ideology. 

At Clemson University, frat houses long known for alcohol-fueled parties are seeing a surge in interest from fraternity and sorority members wanting to explore their faith.

A wildfire on the Sea of Galilee has revealed new archaeological evidence about the birthplace of Jesus' disciples, Peter, Andrew, and Philip.

The arrest of a Mississippi street preacher outside a concert venue has led to a case now before the U.S. Supreme Court. The outcome could shape how citizens challenge local laws they say infringe on constitutional rights.

The people of Ukraine continue to face constant danger from almost daily Russian drone attacks. Adding to the death and destruction, Russian Forces have taken thousands of Ukrainian children into captivity.

A remarkable Christian revival is underway in a Russian-controlled part of Moldova, despite Moscow's heavy hand. Very few foreign journalists are allowed in, but CBN News gained rare access to the Transnistria region.