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New Mexico authorities identified human remains discovered by a hiker as those of a missing Los Alamos National Laboratory employee whose case gained attention due to the publicity surrounding a string of deaths and disappearances of U.S. scientists linked to space, defense and nuclear research. 

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Monday against the city of Denton and its officials, accusing them of allowing “gender-neutral” changing rooms at a publicly owned swimming pool for an upcoming all-ages LGBT pride event.

One of TV’s longest-running children's shows is facing backlash for once again linking its puppets to homosexuality on social media.

While a growing share of adults have been focusing on diet and exercise to achieve better health, a new report from the Wheatley Institute at Brigham Young University shows that religious involvement, particularly among black Americans, is associated with longer life and a host of positive health outcomes.

Seven days after he publicly mourned the death of his uncle, Joshua Trujillo, the beloved son of the well-known anti-violence advocate and senior pastor of Faith Center Church in San Fernando, California, Rudy Trujillo, was fatally shot at a party on Saturday.

The U.S. Department of the Interior has installed dozens of bronze statues commemorating Revolutionary War figures in Freedom Plaza across the street from the White House to mark the 250th anniversary of American independence.

Do tech gurus at the forefront of the AI movement believe they’re creating a species seen as “superior to humans”?

A judge has rejected Planned Parenthood’s effort to kill a complaint from the Florida Attorney General’s Office that accuses them of violating laws against false advertising.

President Donald Trump called for canceling musical performances tied to the Great American State Fair on the National Mall, which intends to celebrate America's 250th birthday, after several artists announced they would not perform because of the event's political nature.

The children of Matthew Rothert Sr., whose efforts led to U.S. paper currency being adorned with "In God We Trust," told The Christian Post that their father's providential story shows "one person, with the Lord's help, can make a difference."

A federal judge who had an extramarital affair with a high-ranking law enforcement officer and engaged in sexual relations in her chambers during work hours within earshot of staff remains on the bench after receiving a “private reprimand,” according to reports. 

Even when the presidential election isn't on the ballot, American churches can serve as active forums for political and social commentary, according to a new survey released Wednesday comparing how Protestants and Catholics approach controversial issues in the pulpit.

A Catholic priest has been charged with felony theft for allegedly stealing roughly $160,000 from his former parish, with the alleged financial misconduct coming to light after he resigned amid a separate criminal investigation. 

Darryl Muzik Martin, pastor of His Way Spirit Led Assemblies in Colton, California, has now joined his wife, Shelley Bailey “Kat” Martin, known as the church’s powerful “head prophetess,” in facing a second murder charge for the death of a congregant who went missing in 2023 after he left their religious group.

A federal appeals court has been urged to uphold a jury verdict awarding Missouri teachers denied religious exemptions to a COVID-19 vaccine mandate a $4 million judgment. 

Here are four controversial statements that Texas state Rep. James Talarico, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, made in a newly-resurfaced video of a 2022 sermon.

Two states have proclaimed June as “Fidelity Month” while many other states, along with much of corporate America and American culture, recognize LGBT pride month.

President Donald Trump confirmed Wednesday that he called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "crazy" during a tense, expletive-laden phone call Monday about escalating tensions in Lebanon.

Voters in California, Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico and South Dakota went to the polls Tuesday in primary elections to determine which candidates will advance to the general election in multiple federal, statewide and local races. The night featured a rare example of a Trump-endorsed candidate losing.

A federal appeals court has blocked the Trump administration from removing trans-identified service members from active duty while a legal challenge to the policy moves forward.

Spencer Pratt, leading candidate for mayor of Los Angeles, California, is crediting his wife with helping him get on “the Lord’s path” as he seeks to become the city's first Republican mayor in a quarter century.

The U.S. Supreme Court will not intervene in a case centered on a California school district's policy requiring parents to be notified if their children seek to identify as a different gender in school. 

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said U.S. forces have killed “hundreds” of Islamic State militants in Nigeria, crediting President Donald Trump’s directive to protect Christians in the country from Islamist violence.

An Ohio state lawmaker who spent years as a Baptist pastor before winning election to the state legislature is pushing a bill that would require public schools to teach the positive impact of “Judeo-Christian” values on American history, naming the legislation after the late conservative Christian activist Charlie Kirk.

President Donald Trump's week featured a series of major developments spanning foreign policy, law enforcement and legal battles tied to his administration and political allies. Here are four notable Trump-related news items from this week.

Texas state Rep. James Talarico, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, sought Wednesday to defuse Republican attacks over his past comments on religion and gender while intensifying his assault on opponent Attorney General Ken Paxton, calling him “the most corrupt politician in America.”

Former first lady Jill Biden said she was “frightened” watching her husband Joe Biden’s 2024 debate performance against Donald Trump, which later prompted calls for the former president to drop out of the race.

Three Virginia students who were denied grants to pay for their higher education because they were pursuing religious studies programs at Liberty University are continuing their legal battle after a lower court ruled against them.

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi is reportedly recovering from treatment for thyroid cancer just weeks after stepping down from the Department of Justice.

United Methodist Church Pastor Adam Hamilton has released his views on four major policy issues as he seeks election to the U.S. Senate.

Drawing from a remarkable story about legendary violinist Niccolò Paganini and a timeless reflection from Chuck Swindoll, this devotional reminds us that attitude often matters more than circumstances.

A recent celebrity roast, widely viewed, has sparked debate over the escalating offensiveness in mainstream comedy, questioning its purpose and potential redemption.

The courageous story of Octavius Valentine Catto, a fierce advocate for civil rights who defied segregation on Philadelphia trolleys long before Rosa Parks.

While assisted suicide laws have been rejected in some countries, Canada is expanding its MAiD program, even suggesting its inclusion for infants who cannot consent.

Today on Breakpoint, Professor Robert George, McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and Director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University, reflects on the American experiment and our opportunity to contribute to it.

A leading pediatric organization is now strongly advocating for a return to recess, recognizing its crucial benefits for cognitive function, social-emotional development, and physical health amidst concerns about declining childhood well-being.

This Sunday is Trinity Sunday, a day set aside in the Western Church calendar to consider the significance of the doctrine of the Trinity. It matters that God is not a thing, a force, or an energy. It matters that He exists eternally, one Being, three Persons.

How the radical ideas of philosopher Michel Foucault, building on Nietzsche's critique of God, have profoundly shaped our understanding of truth, morality, and education.

Dive into a curated summer reading list blending history, fiction, and compelling insights on faith, democracy, and the human condition.

A Harvard student's hateful remark spurred Ryan Bomberger to share his powerful story of overcoming adversity and advocating for the marginalized in his new book and documentary.

Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem on Thursday rejected a U.S.-brokered ceasefire framework between Israel and Lebanon, warning that the Iran-backed terrorist group would continue attacks as long as Israeli military operations continue in Lebanon.

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Several Republican governors are marking June with observances centered on traditional family values, offering a contrast to the month’s broader association with LGBT Pride celebrations.

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Israel’s Mossad reportedly carried out a covert operation to supply Kurdish militias with weapons and military aid as part of a broader effort to destabilize Iran’s ruling regime, according to recent investigative reports in Israeli media.

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California’s primary election results remained unresolved Thursday, with two of the state’s most closely watched contests — the governor’s race and the Los Angeles mayoral race — still unsettled as officials continued counting mail-in and provisional ballots.

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The Department of War has officially reduced the number of recognized religious affiliation codes available to U.S. service members, cutting the list from more than 200 faith codes to 31 in a sweeping reform of the Military Chaplain Corps.

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Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a ceasefire provided the Iranian-backed Hezbollah movement also halts hostilities and withdraws its operatives from areas south of the Litani River, the United States announced Thursday.

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President Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and its vaccine advisory panel to review a Department of Health and Human Services assessment calling for a reduced core childhood vaccine schedule, marking a major shift in federal public health policy.

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Christians in Pakistan’s industrial city of Faisalabad remained on edge Thursday after a Christian railway employee was killed and two relatives seriously injured in an alleged nighttime stabbing attack by a Muslim suspect that community leaders say has renewed concerns about minority safety in the Islamic nation.

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A Tunisian court has sentenced opposition leader Rached Ghannouchi to life imprisonment plus 30 years on terrorism-related charges, in a case critics say reflects a broader crackdown on political opponents under President Kais Saied.

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Ukrainian drones struck energy and military facilities in St. Petersburg on Wednesday, just hours before international guests gathered for Russia’s flagship economic forum, in what appeared to be retaliation for deadly Russian attacks on Ukraine.

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The police chief of England’s coastal Hampshire county apologized Wednesday to the family of Henry Nowak after the student was handcuffed and arrested as he lay dying, in a case that has shocked the nation and underscored racial and religious tensions across the UK.

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Nearly 18,000 people were baptized across 49 countries and all 50 U.S. states on Pentecost Sunday, as more than 1,600 churches joined a coordinated global baptism movement organizers described as one of the largest synchronized baptism events in modern church history.

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Antisemitic incidents accounted for more than 60% of New York City’s confirmed hate crimes in May, according to the latest data released by the New York Police Department, underscoring a troubling rise in anti-Jewish hostility even as overall crime in the city continued to decline.

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U.S. and allied forces intercepted multiple Iranian missile and drone attacks across the Gulf region this week, as Tehran escalated its pressure campaign despite what U.S. Central Command described as an ongoing ceasefire.

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U.S. businesses added more jobs than expected in May, offering another sign that demand for workers is strengthening despite pressure from the Iran war and elevated gas prices.

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The House of Representatives handed President Donald Trump a rare political setback Wednesday, voting 215-208 to pass a war powers resolution aimed at ending U.S. hostilities with Iran unless Congress gives formal authorization.

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President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought to downplay signs of friction this week after Trump confirmed he used sharp language during a private phone call over Israel’s continuing military operations in Lebanon.

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The U.S. Supreme Court allowed Alabama to move forward with an altered election map, that costs taxpayers an additional $4.45 million.

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Hungary suggested Wednesday it is prepared to lift its veto over Ukraine’s bid to join the European Union after an agreement was reached on the rights of ethnic Hungarians living in the war-torn nation.

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At least 21 people, including numerous foreign nationals who had traveled to India for medical treatment, were killed Wednesday after a devastating fire swept through a multi-storybuilding in India’s capital, New Delhi, authorities said.

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The day she turned 10 months old, my daughter decided she would take her first steps. As my husband and I watched in awe, her little brain made the needed connections between the idea of movement and actual movement. As she put one little foot after another, we cheered her on. She cooed and exclaimed Read more...

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This piece was adapted from Russell Moore’s newsletter. Subscribe here. Since the early aughts, I’ve ended every Christian ethics class I’ve taught with a scenario I’ve asked my students to solve. I imagine a situation and keep complicating and complicating until I’m not sure I know the answers. That’s because what I want is not for students Read more...

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Biola University is acquiring Phoenix Seminary, rebranding the Arizona school as Talbot Seminary Phoenix in a consolidation that will create the nation’s second-largest seminary without a denominational affiliation. In January, leaders from Phoenix Seminary approached Biola to propose merging the schools and donating its Scottsdale, Arizona, campus. Biola’s board of trustees unanimously approved the plan, Read more...

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On the evening of May 23, Andrei Murzin’s phone alerted him about the possibility of an overnight Russian attack. The professor and program director at Kyiv Theological Seminary faced a choice: Stay in his 15th-floor apartment—an option that made him a little nervous—or spend the night in his garage storage unit a mile away. His Read more...

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Jesus’ paired parables of the hidden treasure and the precious pearl in Matthew 13:44–46 endlessly intrigue me. Each is fewer than 35 words. Jesus in the first parable compares the kingdom of heaven to a treasure hidden in a field. When, by a stroke of luck, a man stumbles over it, he gleefully sells everything Read more...

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A few months ago, my elementary-age sons insisted Jesus had sinned: “He wasn’t perfect, Mom. Remember how he got angry in the temple?” I was surprised they had come to this conclusion on their own. But when I reflect on most cultural expressions of anger, I understand why they would conflate anger with sin. In Read more...

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The earliest Christian communities were widely and ruthlessly persecuted. Christians were maligned, castigated, deprived, tormented, and executed. Children were torn from their parents. Spouses were executed before each other’s eyes. Whole communities were slain en masse, sometimes for the entertainment of the coliseum. This era of intense persecution defined the shape of the church’s life Read more...

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In 2013, my family moved from Chicago to Los Angeles so I could work on a PhD. My wife returned to the (paid) workforce, and I took on the daytime caregiving role for our children, who were two and four. I learned the slow and sometimes frantic rhythms of wrangling preschoolers, fitting my graduate work Read more...

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Shortly before midnight on January 4, 1988, the passenger ship Logos ran aground while navigating the Beagle Channel off the coast of Argentina. The 2,319-ton vessel struck rock and began to sink with 141 crew and volunteers onboard. The Chilean Navy dispatched torpedo boats, which rescued all onboard. Logos stayed half submerged, a total loss, Read more...

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The broader church has not always loved popes named Leo. Pope Leo X in 1520 described Martin Luther as a “wild boar from the forest” destroying the church. Pope Leo XII asserted in 1824 that Bible societies “produce a gospel of men, or what is worse, a gospel of the devil!” And in 1883, Pope Read more...

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