...The ‘surge’ of late-arriving ballots, which usually boosts the Democrat front runner, instead boosted the Democrat third runner, while making the general election a battle between two leftist Democrats...

Charles Darwin did not offer any scientifically-proven evidence for his theory. His book did not prove that species arise from the process of natural selection. At best it  demonstrated that species adapt through various processes. More than a century has passed, and the scientific proof remains elusive.

...Once again, it is clear in 2026 that we have fallen short and must openly admit we do not have all the answers. What, now, would an appeal for renewed reverence for human life look like?

...A woman screamed into the camera, pointing to herself and saying, “This is my body! This is my body!!” And it struck me that these were familiar words. In fact, those words point to the communion table.

...Britain’s harmony has been disappearing steadily since mass migration from South Asia and the Middle East began a half century or so ago. Multiculturalism is, by definition, the enemy of social harmony.

A young white man crying out that he couldn’t breathe was ignored, then died while in the hands of police, and the British political establishment has declared, “Don’t you dare politicize this,” as protests erupt.

...Are we willing to look past immediate self-interest and accept the costs this moment demands? That question is not really about data centers. It is about stewardship.

“What about the Crusades? The Inquisition? The Salem witch trials?” These are just a few of the accusations commonly levelled against Christianity by its critics.

Nigeria’s population of 240 million is divided almost equally between Muslims and Christians...but forces in the country are working toward jihad, Islamization, and the establishment of an Islamic caliphate.

...Concern about the proposed law is not whether hatred should be opposed. The concern is whether the government is redefining biblical beliefs themselves as hateful.

Protesters who stormed and shut down a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, will not face state criminal charges, the city’s attorney announced. However, the federal charges are still pending.

...Besides failing to address patients’ mental and emotional health concerns, there is evidence that many may people feel financially pressured to opt for assisted suicide. That’s deeply concerning.

The Iran regime's Islamic theology demands that they convert, enslave, or kill the infidel...It seems that Trump and/or his advisors don't seem to fully understand or appreciate this fact.

Mormons and Christians often use identical words while assigning very different meanings to those words. This is where terminology becomes critically important. 

The New Yorker is facing backlash after publishing a lengthy essay attempting to explain why patriotism has fallen out of favor among many on the political Left while simultaneously arguing that...

“Restoring control of people who are tetraplegics and restoring sight I think are pretty big deals. They’re sort of what I might call Jesus-level technologies.”

Canada’s new bill would remove protections for the Bible, meaning that quoting scriptures condemning LGBTQ behavior, or even claiming there are only two genders, could be considered hate speech...

Australia has a long Christian heritage. Churches are found in every community. But over the past few years, I have spoken with countless believers who feel increasingly hesitant to express their faith openly.

How far can a nation go in protecting people from being offended before it starts criminalizing its own heritage? That question is becoming increasingly difficult to avoid in Finland, where authorities are...

...I see young people drawn to the faith for a sense of belonging. And sometimes that belonging isn’t a belonging to Christ and his Church, but to a kind of cultural Christianity, mixed with a political agenda. 

...A just passed a bill designed to strip the terms “mother” and “father” from state law and replace them with “gestating parent” and “non-gestating parent,” respectively.

Today, the pro-life movement is engaged in several internal debates—over politics, strategy, funding, and even the definition of victory itself. The movement is...no longer speaking with one voice.