...Speaker Nancy Pelosi said late on Thursday that the House will postpone the vote on the infrastructure bill pending in the U.S. Congress...

While a majority of evangelicals say tithing — giving 10% of one's income to the church — is a biblical commandment, only an estimated 13% engage in the practice...

A religious organization whose 17 missionaries were kidnapped in Haiti almost a week ago defended its work in dangerous places on Tuesday.

...Some news reports indicate gangs control up to half of Port-au-Prince and are kidnapping police officers, business people, and ministers, even interrupting a sermon midway.

A well-known astronomer posits in a new Scientific American article that aliens could be the answer to a question that has perplexed many...: What existed before the big bang?

The majority of those who are considered “fully vaccinated” are still wearing masks the bulk of the time when outside their homes, a survey released this week found.

“Trucking is a heavily regulated industry and most all those regulations target drivers and at some point people say I’ve had enough.”

...The $88 million deal, which includes $63 million for the families of the slain and $25 million for survivors of the shooting, was set to be announced Thursday...

Relatives of more than two dozen American hostages told President Biden in a letter that they questioned his administration's commitment to bringing their loved ones' home.

Jean Pierre Ferrer Michel, a 79-year-old American pastor who was kidnapped by the 400 Mawozo gang two weeks before 17 mostly American missionaries were abducted by the group earlier this month, has been freed after $550,000 was reportedly paid for his release.

Confidence in the U.S. economy continues to weaken despite the Biden administration’s insistence that the economy is doing great.

A cheap antidepressant reduced the need for hospitalization among high-risk adults with COVID-19 in a study hunting for existing drugs that could be repurposed to treat coronavirus.

...According to a report from the Associated Press, the action marks a “milestone” for the “rights of people” who do not identify with their biological reality.

...The survey asked those who have yet to be vaccinated for the virus when they plan to do so. The majority, 55%, said they will “never” get vaccinated, and 24% said they are “not sure” if they will.

A poll of born-again Christian believers found that an overwhelming major believe all roads lead to Heaven, a belief that Christian thinkers consider unbiblical and terribly illogical.

The Christian Post received a copy of this resignation letter from Rod D. Martin, a member of the Southern Baptist Convention's Executive Committee.

Friends and loved ones are mourning the senseless murder of a California pastor who was gunned down Sunday after teaching a Bible study.

A Christian student group that's simply seeking to be treated fairly filed a lawsuit this week against a branch campus of the University of Houston.

Americans can expect a pricey Thanksgiving this year, due to severe inflation and shortages that have begun to cripple the wallets of people already struggling to make ends meet in the current economy.

Family members of the 17 missionaries abducted in Haiti earlier this month continue to hold out hope — and to grant incredible grace to the captors — as the potentially deadly situation goes into its tenth day.

...As of last Tuesday, the overall NYPD vaccination rate was 71 percent. City workers rates are even lower

A Virginia juvenile court judge ruled Monday a transgender teen was guilty of sexually assaulting a female classmate at Loudoun County high school last May. 

...The Israeli military has stepped up measures to counter the threat posed by Iran as diplomatic efforts to restore the tattered 2015 nuclear deal have floundered in recent months.

“One has to wonder whether this will ultimately lead to church nomads who surf the internet for new church experiences rather than putting down roots and becoming part of a church community..."

Hate crimes in 2021 are on pace to surpass even the spike in 2020 in the United States — and many of them are linked to religious bigotry, Axios reported on Tuesday.