With daily COVID infections in the U.S. reportedly up more than 300 percent since mid-June, there is new evidence the vaccines may not protect as well as some have claimed they would.

hinese Communist Party (CCP) officials reportedly raided a virtual church service in Guangdong Province that was meeting over Zoom.

...The decrease in optimism has occurred among Democrats, Republicans, and independents.

U.S. population growth is slowing, approaching zero, and even reversing in half of all states in 2020...

A 2-1 majority court found that while the state government had authority to close public schools, that did not include private schools.

...The Mississippi case is the first big abortion-rights test in a Supreme Court reshaped with three conservative justices nominated by former President Donald Trump.

...Facebook has been cultivating partnerships with many faith communities over the past few years...

The college is looking into “deeply troubling” allegations from victims who say its procedures were “enabling on-campus rapes.”

...Eighty-one percent of Americans who have not received the vaccine yet say they will “probably” or “definitely” not get the shot.

...Now the administration is pushing the platform and some saying it's crossing the line of free speech.

Donald Trump is more popular with U.S. voters than Joe Biden, according to a Rasmussen poll...

...Mason was born Jacob Maza, the son of a rabbi. His three brothers became rabbis. So did Mason, who at one time had congregations in Pennsylvania and North Carolina.

The State Department is slow-walking plans to provide wireless internet access to Cuba as the country's communist government shuts down social media sites in response to pro-democracy protests.

The northern Virginia McLean Bible Church led by David Platt, confirmed three new elders last weekend -- but only after congregational unrest over politics, critical race theory, and a lawsuit filed by objectors.

More than 3,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria this year by Muslim militants amidst a massive wave of persecution that also has resulted in 300 churches being attacked or destroyed, reports say.

President Joe Biden’s administration refused Friday to release the numbers of White House staff who had tested positive for the coronavirus.