In an interview with 60 Minutes, President Donald Trump was asked where he thinks he will go after death—and whether he could forgive political enemies. His answers have stirred strong reactions.

As protests in France convulsed into weeks of arson, looting, and street warfare that spread to other nations, the world had a front-row seat to watch the Red-Green Alliance in action. Red flags of socialists and communists flew alongside the Palestinian flags of Islamists. Local protests were hijacked by....

...America’s most advanced AI technology now underpins national defense, economic strength, and
intelligence. Building better AI than China is only half the task. The other half is protecting what we build.

There are many takeaways from last Tuesday’s shellacking, but one of the most unfortunate
is the door opened for radical Islam. But how worried should Americans be about the rise of...

Assassination chic is rampant in popular culture. The murder of Charlie Kirk has become a standing joke on the left. Podcasters, comedians and mainstream Democrats find it hilarious. And not a single Democrat...

...Any Catholic teachers who may have thought there was something threatening about Islam must now get with the program, see Islam for the wonderful religion it is, and teach that to their innocent pupils.

Colorado has a simple pitch for its universal preschool program: every 4-year-old in the state gets a free seat. About 2,000 preschools participate. Except for religious preschools...

For years, supporters of Israel have been warning that American public opinion is turning against the Jewish state. Well, folks, the warning lights aren’t just flashing anymore. They’re practically screaming.

...The various political aspects of Tuesday’s election will be debated for quite some time. From a worldview perspective, however, there are three sayings, that seem to have aged well.  

“Inoffensive Christianity" is a Christianity that seeks to be nice above all else. It keeps religion and politics out of polite conversation and trades clear cultural and political stances for pietistic slogans...

Conspiracy theories offer an idolatrous and man-centered imitation of the doctrine of divine providence.

For years, the “God gap” says that religious views play a part in shaping political affiliation. But some think the relationship works the other way around: political views are shaping religious affiliation. 

...At Across Nigeria, our staff and volunteers have directly impacted more than 15,000 lives so far in 2026, working to reach persecuted Christians and Muslims in Nigeria.

Carl Sagan once promised that science would act as a candle in the dark and chase away the demons of religion. But the candle burned brighter. The darkness got bigger.

...Even though IS has been more active against Israel over the past three years than ever before, experts warn that its growing threat has been largely overlooked, with government officials concentrating...

...A president’s language can steady a nation or deepen its divisions. Insults, threats against political opponents and contempt for dissent may energize a rally, but they do not build trust. The office demands more than the ability to command attention. It demands discipline, humility and an understanding that...

...Calls to treat AI as if it has a conscious mind, or a soul, will likely only grow louder as the technology advances...Here is where the Christian must step in.

...Take a close look at some of the winners the Democrats will be sending to Congress in January.

...Progressive Christianity is set against historic orthodox Christianity. It reinterprets Christianity in light of contemporary cultural and moral assumptions. It denies the essential doctrines of historic Christianity...

Right after historic election resuts—segments of the left moved swiftly from victory laps to something darker: They began openly celebrating death. Not in the abstract, but in explicit, gleeful detail.

Without hyperbole, Islam has been at war with Christendom since A.D. 634...The first great clash with a Christian empire was not a misunderstanding. It was the opening campaign of a religious war still...

This week’s midterm election results revealed two realities about contemporary American Christianity and partisanship that could shape American politics in the next election cycle and beyond.

What happens when you pull your phone out during a church service? Our thoughts get interrupted, and our attention is divided. We are more attentive to our devices than to the Lord or even our family.

Imagine walking into church this Sunday, listening to the sermon, and then being handed a basic Bible knowledge test. Would you pass? A new study says nearly two-thirds of American churchgoers would not.

Roughly 17% of American adults take antidepressants. That undeniable biological reality runs right alongside contemporary religious life. Many churchgoers take mood-altering medication...

The justices heard arguments regarding a case brought by Catholic preschools against a state program that excludes them due to their religious views on sex and marriage.