...Many atheists online are upset. They want people to see the wonder and beauty of the universe and to worship the creature—science, technology, human ambition and achievement—rather than God...

The vast majority of Americans suffer from critical biblical illiteracy, according to the American Bible Society’s 2026 State of the Bible (SOTB) report.  Only 17% of Americans have read the entire Bible...

Home educators in Connecticut are officially in the government’s crosshairs. Under a new bill moving through the legislature, parents will need approval from child protection services to homeschool.

Rep. Tony Gonzales, who was facing allegations of sexual misconduct with subordinates, announced his intention to resign on Monday, coming only one hour after Rep. Eric Swalwell, who has also...

If the allegations are true, former Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., is slime. He lectures the world about morality while living in the gutter. Multiple women have accused him of sexual assault...

Pope Leo XIV's recent visit to the Mosque of Algiers is not a harmless gesture of goodwill. It is a deeply consequential moment that raises serious questions about how the highest office in the Catholic Church is choosing to represent Christian truth in the public square.

Pope Leo XIV’s relentless and morally confused attacks on the president have failed to damage the his standing with church-going Catholics, who give Trump a 58 percent job approval rating.

Trump’s “outrageous” rhetoric unnerved critics, but it masked a blunt strategy: overwhelm Iran militarily, force leverage at the table, and leave opponents scrambling to keep up.

If even half of what has been reported about Claude Mythos Preview is accurate, then we are no longer talking about a "new technology" or even a "breakthrough." We are talking about a fundamental collapse in the assumptions that underpin modern life: privacy, security, and control.

...A.I. amplifies knowledge itself. It drafts, composes, summarizes, analyzes, and simulates reasoning and intelligence at the push of a button. For the first time, the tool can do all the thinking for us. And thinking is formative. We learn through reading and writing, wrestling for clarity; the struggle shapes us.

“Culture wars” aren’t simple disagreements. They’re societal conflicts about strongly held moral, social, and political values. They reflect competing visions for what is right, good, and true.

In a landmark 8-1 ruling handed down on March 31, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court in Chiles v. Salazar struck a powerful blow for free speech and against the radical LGBT agenda...

Canada’s descent into anti-Christian censorship should be a wake-up call for its neighbors to the south.

...Talarico, a 36-year-old state representative and Presbyterian seminarian, is being sold as a “man of deep faith,” a Lord-begging, Scripture-quoting Texan who supposedly shares the values of Sunday-morning pew-sitters...Don’t buy it. This is classic wolf-in-sheep’s-clothing territory, straight out of Matthew 7:15.

The unveiling of Anthropic's latest model--widely referred to as Claude Mythos--has sent shockwaves through the global technology and security communities...being described as a step-change system--one that pushes AI from "powerful assistant" into something closer to an autonomous cyber intelligence...

After an attack targeted at Christians rocked the nation of Syria, Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox leaders within the country restricted worship on Easter to inside churches only.

Radical NY Governor wants to put woke ideology above caring for those in need, forcing a lawsuit.

...Church leaders should remind inquirers they cannot take a laissez-faire approach to video games lest they lose their own souls or those under their care. At a minimum, they should institute guardrails...

...For many of us, politics has become a hiding place. It offers an endless stream of villains to blame and scandals to dissect, keeping attention fixed outward. As long as someone else is the problem...

...Across all theaters, both ISIS and al-Qaeda expanded their use of commercial satellite communications, enabling cheap, fast, and secure communication in remote areas.

...How can people of faith respond to aging issues—whether facing potential memory loss, living through it, or caring for someone with dementia?

...Talarico, a 36-yr-old state representative and Presbyterian seminarian, is being sold as a “man of deep faith” – a Scripture-quoting Texan who supposedly shares the values of churchgoers. Don’t buy it.

There’s something wrong with the way DUI arrests are being made...Because if hundreds of people in one state were arrested, booked, charged, and then later proven sober by blood tests, that’s a problem.