Amid escalating concerns about terrorism, lawmakers in Congress have proposed a bill that would prevent anyone holding a Palestinian passport from coming into the United States. Experts told The New York Post that a million refugees could be created due
A Nigerian bishop has told UK politicians that prayer is the key to combating jihadist groups in Africa. Bishop Oliver Doeme made this claim while speaking at the launch of Aid to the Church in Need seminar in the UK
Overcome Evil with Good Can evil be overcome with good? We live in a world where evil is rampant, destructive, and subtle while good seems ineffective, weak and is often despised or ignored. Evil is currently seen in the ongoing
Senior Canberra-Goulburn priest Fr Tony Percy has criticised the ACT Government for the way it passed legislation decriminalising some drugs, raising alarm over whether the same “lack of due process” will be applied to its looming euthanasia laws. Fr Percy
After a process that has cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and taken three and a half years, Lyle Shelton has had a huge victory in the vilification case brought against him by two drag queens in Queensland. The Queensland
Since the Supreme Court unilaterally legalized same-sex marriage in 2015, transgender ideology has swept through America’s institutions with bewildering speed, toppling nearly all opposition through sheer brazenness. But the pseudo-religion’s weakness has always been biological reality, basic facts of human
A Waukesha County Circuit Court has ruled in favour of Wisconsin parents, deciding that a Wisconsin school district “abrogated” parents’ rights when it decided to socially “affirm” their daughter as a transgender boy against their wishes. Represented by Alliance Defending
A watchdog is warning about exploding Christian persecution across the globe — a dynamic that comes as the percentage of refugees admitted to the U.S. remains lower than human rights advocates desire. Ryan Brown, CEO of persecution watchdog Open Doors
New Zealand’s centre-right National Party led by Christopher Luxon will form a new government with its preferred coalition party ACT, as Prime Minister Chris Hipkins conceded his Labour Party could not form a government after Saturday’s general election. Luxon has
The Archbishop of Canterbury has convened a multi-faith statement, calling for peace and solidarity between faith communities in the wake of rising antisemitic incidents in the UK. The Most Rev Justin Welby was joined by Sheikh Ibrahim Mogra, an Imam
