A national test of religious liberty is unfolding—not in courtrooms...but in Sunday worship. The case against Don Lemon begs a question that goes deeper than politics. Will worship remain protected...

A Beijing law dictates that every Chinese company and all of China’s 1.4 billion citizens are required to, at the government’s behest, engage in spying for the regime. Yes, you read that right.

...“I could see ChatGPT responses compounding,” he said, “and then [my wife] responding to the things ChatGPT was saying back, and further and further and further spinning.”

Minnesota is a 'Sanctuary State'...But as we all know, there was no sanctuary
for those in the sanctuary of Cities Church in St. Paul a couple of weeks ago.

...For Americans watching, Canada's experience offers a sobering lesson. Gun debates in the U.S. often assume that buybacks and bans are clean, efficient solutions. Canada shows otherwise.

Social media has been abuzz over the cruelty on display by some disturbing nurses. Marvel at how brazen these “selfless care workers” are in suggesting that medical workers should let some patients die.

States and sports leagues must face up to the damage from app-based gambling for the next generation of bettors, most of them young men.

Ronald Reagan spoke powerfully to today’s moral conflict: that the preservation of American democracy rests not primarily on economic or military strength, but on a moral and religious people.

At the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington DC today, President Donald Trump repeated his views about reaching heaven. Once again the question is trending on social media: Will Donald Trump go to heaven?

A lawyer has warned lawmakers that the European Union’s Digital Services Act is no longer a theoretical threat to free speech but is actively being used to pressure American companies into enforcing speech...

As of 2023, about 218 million of the 262 million adults in the United States said they believe in God or a universal spirit. Numbers like these can be difficult to picture, but what if we scaled down the numbers by imagining a town of 100 people? In this analysis, we look at U.S. religious beliefs and practices.

A few years ago, things looked pretty bleak for skeptics of transgenderism...Now, it seems the dam may be breaking. In a landmark legal judgment, a 22-year-old biological woman was awarded $2 million...

... We collectively witnessed the end of Charlie Kirk; we are now seeing the end of what might be called the “Charlie Kirk Moment.” For a brief time, it seemed like the opposite might be true...

The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists has moved the "Doomsday Clock" to 85 seconds to midnight--the closest humanity has ever come to total annihilation since the clock's creation 80 years ago. Yet for Christians, this is not a reason to panic--it is a reason to look up...Scripture paints a very different picture from the clock.

...Chatbots are making objectophilia an ordinary occurrence. Research has found that one in five high school students or their friends have used a bot for a romantic relationship.

..."They're being delivered in the mail, often to pro-life states like Texas. No testing beforehand. No doctor to walk with the woman through the abortion," Skop said. She is calling for action from Trump...

...“Borders and walls are biblical — from the Old Testament to the New, God has allowed us to set up our civil societies and have separate nations,” Johnson began. Fact check: this is true.

On February 4, 2026, hundreds of voices rose in unison right in the beating heart of Washington, D.C. — not in anger, not in protest, but in raw, humble surrender.

...Bitcoin's decline is occurring against a backdrop of global macroeconomic uncertainty, weakening
tech stocks, and geopolitical tensions. While financial volatility is nothing new, this episode feels different.

The doldrums rarely arrive with a crash. They slip in quietly. Attendance holds. Giving is steady.
Conflict is minimal. On the surface, the church looks fine. But underneath, something feels off...