'I thought we were going to win it at the Supreme Court. Unfortunately, we had a bad decision.'

...Faith-based organizations have been among the U.S. government's largest humanitarian partners for decades, receiving federal grants to provide medical care, disaster relief, and refugee assistance.

A federal appeals court has upheld Florida’s child protection law that seeks to prevent kids from attending or being exposed to “adult live performances” like suggestive drag shows or “drag queen” story hours.

One of the first cases the Supreme Court will hear when its term begins in October is related to climate change lawsuits...The court's decision could set major precedent for similar lawsuits filed by activists...

Following Algeria's closure of nearly all Evangelical churches in waves of repression that began in 2017, Christians have been forced underground in what they describe as an internal exile, sources said.

North Carolina’s largest school district hired a transgender elementary teacher without informing parents of the children who will soon be in his classroom...The school serves Kindergarten through 5th Grade...

Whitney Lynn, a Florida evangelist with a large social media following, was ordered off an Alaska Airlines flight bound this week after she witnessed to passengers before the plane left for San Diego...

...The study found “a statistically significant amount of mifepristone was found in all but one of the nine water sources” that were tested (water came from Austin, TX; Blacksburg, VA; and Carbondale, IL).

...According to a new poll commissioned by Concerned Women for America, voters are leaning towards common sense — taking a conservative stance on cultural issues as the midterm elections loom.

“Congregants have a right to protect themselves and their community,” Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon said. “The Second Amendment doesn’t stop at the church door.”

Terminally ill New Yorkers who meet strict eligibility rules may now request medication to end their lives after the state's Medical Aid in Dying Act took effect Wednesday.

A record number of young Americans are moving back in with their parents, as soaring housing costs and inflation continue to put homeownership out of reach for many, according to a new report.

Authorities arrested an armed man who was studying security preparations at a golf course two days before President Trump's visit. Authorities discovered ammunition in his pocket and a gun in his truck.

A new study has revealed that for the first time in U.S. history, more Americans are using marijuana daily than are smoking cigarettes or drinking alcohol. Some say that this is a public health emergency...

A 4,000-year-old disease is making a comeback in at least one U.S. state, and officials say armadillos could be to blame. Cases of leprosy are slowly increasing in Florida.

Authorities were struggling to contain several large wildfires in the Spokane, Washington, area that have forced roughly 65,000 people from their homes, destroyed hundreds of buildings and sent toxic smoke...

An Islamic terror group killed over a dozen people, including a church elder and worship leader, during attacks on the Christian commune of Mangina. Other residents were wounded, homes were set on fire...

"...This guy is a woke, big megachurch pastor. He's too woke for Kansas. I think all we have to do is share his own sermons with the Kansas people, and they're gonna realize that he's too woke for Kansas."

Cyberattacks carried out by two OpenAI artificial intelligence models acting autonomously raise a novel legal question: who is responsible when AI goes rogue?

The Canadian Armed Forces has issued new guidance directing military chaplains to forbid religious-specific language, including that of Christians and including references to God, during public ceremonies...