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A lightning strike and ensuing fire didn't stop a New Jersey church from having worship service last weekend.
A conservative political expert thinks it unlikely that Tucker Carlson and his fellow travelers on the anti-Trump right will actually start a new political party.
The Supreme Court a week and a half ago came down firmly in favor of birthright citizenship across the United States.
Licensed mental health counselors with a Christian worldview had an extra reason to celebrate the recent Fourth of July weekend.
Disaster recovery teams of Samaritan's Purse are hard at work in Venezuela, helping that impoverished country recover from two, back to back, massive earthquakes.
A defender of the U.S. Constitution explains why a Title IX complaint has been filed against a Pennsylvania school district.
A voice for persecuted Christians hopes the recent release of a house church pastor from Communist China helps raise awareness about other Christians who remain imprisoned.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has signed a bill into law that expands eligibility for instate tuition to illegal immigrants.
Mamdani has openly spoken of seizing the "means of production," but that would only make him an "alleged communist."
This week’s multi-day preliminary hearing for Charlie Kirk’s accused killer is a lesson on how a thorough criminal court system is designed to work, says a knowledgeable attorney.
