Antisemitism has been increasing exponentially worldwide, especially in Europe, and that hatred has recently been on display in advance of the Summer Olympic Games in Paris. This rise in anti-Jewish racism was evident even before the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. A report
A Tennessee school district will pay nearly $15,000 in legal fees as part of a settlement reached in response to its decision to ban an After School Satan Club from offering its program to elementary school students. In response to
Catholic voters in the swing states that could decide the 2024 presidential election’s outcome are more likely to prefer former President Donald Trump over President Joe Biden even as his support remains short of a majority, a new poll suggests. The survey of
California has been rocked by a political earthquake. Pro-family advocates are outraged over a new California law that pushes schools to deceive parents, essentially telling teachers and administrators to hide the truth about children’s requests to change their gender identity.
Trump’s VP pick is a New York Times best-selling author, the subject of a major film, and an Ohio Senator. But what about his faith? Vance, an adult convert to Catholicism and married to a Hindu woman, has a complicated
Amid America’s foster care and adoption crisis, a heartwarming new movie tells the powerful story of how one pastor and his wife inspired their church and town to help the “least of these” in the most profound and impactful of
The state of Oklahoma has entered the emerging debate over the role that the Bible in particular and religion in general should play in the nation’s public schools. Ryan Walters, the state’s superintendent of education, has issued a directive that
People in the state of Tennessee are engaged in 31 days of prayer and fasting during the month of July to “seek God’s hand of mercy and healing.” Governor Bill Lee signed House Joint Resolution 803 calling on citizens of
Eleven Vietnamese Christians — sentenced to a collective 90 years and eight months in prison for their religious practices — have mysteriously gone missing from police custody. The individuals arrested between 2011 and 2016 consist of six Protestants and five Catholics,
When students in Virginia return to the classroom next year, they’ll have to leave something behind – their smartphones. Gov. Glenn Youngkin has ordered public schools across the state to go cell phone-free. He says the goal is to “promote a
