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The second round of U.S.-Iran talks ended in Geneva with mixed messages and the prospect of another round of negotiations, […]

Late last month, U.S. authorities discovered a Chinese-linked biolab in a quiet American neighborhood. They seized over 1,000 suspicious biological […]

Rev. A.R. Bernard, founder of the Christian Cultural Center megachurch in Brooklyn, and former Archbishop of New York Timothy Dolan have both been sworn in as co-chief chaplains of the New York Police Department’s Chaplain’s Unit.

For renowned British engineer Stuart Burgess, the human hand, without question, is the "pinnacle of mechanical engineering,” and points unmistakably to Intelligent Design rather than evolutionary processes.

An Episcopal Church minister based in Connecticut is facing charges that she engaged in acts of animal cruelty, which may have led to the deaths of three dogs.

A potential lead in the investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of "Today" show host Savannah Guthrie, appears to have resulted in a dead end, according to the Pima County Sheriff’s Department. 

Scientists, engineers, philosophers, and faith leaders gathered in Dallas as part of the Discovery Institute's eighth annual “Dallas Conference on Science & Faith,” where world-renowned pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson was the keynote speaker.

A recent survey of American adults found that despite a surge of interest in Christianity and church attendance in the months since Charlie Kirk's assassination, the number of people who adhere to a biblical worldview remains critically low, including just 1% of Gen Z.

A broad coalition of religious leaders across California has voiced support for a measure that strengthens penalties for intentionally disrupting worship services. 

New York Attorney General Letitia James' office is demanding that a Manhattan hospital resume the provision of puberty-blocking drugs and cross-sex hormones to gender dysphoric adolescents, which the hospital stopped after President Donald Trump’s administration threatened to withdraw federal funding. 

An Indiana man who vandalized a church with Satanic images has been sentenced to 10 months in prison, as well as three years of supervised release.

Federal and local authorities are reviewing evidence of a “potential nexus to terrorism” after a gunman opened fire outside a bar in downtown Austin, Texas, on Sunday, killing three people and injuring over a dozen others. Here are three things authorities have revealed about the shooting and the gunman's potential motives.

A prominent Shiite organization in Dearborn, Michigan, held a memorial for the late Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei over the weekend, honoring him for his "martyrdom" while accusing Americans of being led by Satan.

The capital city of Texas has reached a $78,000 settlement with a fire department chaplain reportedly fired for saying that men should not compete in women’s sports.

Calling it “another miracle on the Hudson,” New York Gov. Kathy Hochul thanked God on Monday after a small plane crash landed on the icy Hudson River near the Newburgh Beacon Bridge, and both the pilot and the only passenger survived with just “minor injuries.”

Myles and DeLana Rutherford, the senior pastors of Worship with Wonders Church in Powder Springs, Georgia, say Marcus Kendall Turner, a former employee who was recently sentenced to 25 years in prison for sex crimes against a teenage boy, wasn't an employee when he committed the crimes.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has announced that 30 more people have been indicted for their alleged involvement in an anti-ICE protest that disrupted a St. Paul, Minnesota, church service on Jan 18.

While news of United States military action in Iran dominated the headlines this week, multiple other developments unfolded, including a new initiative to combat gender ideology, personnel changes at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and a meeting between President Donald Trump and multiple faith leaders in the Oval Office. Here are five highlights from this week. 

California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday said that some observers “appropriately” describe Israel as an “apartheid state” while directing much of his criticism at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Republican-controlled South Dakota House of Representatives rejected a wide-ranging parental rights bill on Tuesday that would have prevented public schools from withholding information about a trans-identified student's social transition and mental health from their parents, with 30 Republicans joining Democrats in opposing the measure.

A bipartisan federal government watchdog has recommended that the U.S. State Department designate more than a dozen countries as “countries of particular concern,” including Syria and Libya, as a key post overseeing the government's monitoring of international religious freedom remains unfilled. 

President Donald Trump fired Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem on Thursday, making her the first cabinet official to be fired in Trump's second term.

From a tight U.S. Senate race watched by the White House to the most expensive primary ever, Texas saw a few surprising results on primary day.

A recently filed complaint is seeking to remove a proposed state constitutional amendment that would create a right to abortion in Virginia from this year’s ballot.

A new study suggests that states that backed President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election are seeing overall increases in young children and young families, while states that voted for Democrat Kamala Harris are recording decreases, with housing costs playing a large factor in where families settle.

A pro-life activist is now allowed to address abortion center visitors with a sound-amplifying device after a North Carolina city amended an ordinance.

United States Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is offering prayers for members of the U.S. Armed Forces who find themselves in the line of fire amid escalating tensions with Iran, insisting that prayer plays a role in “every decision” that the Trump administration makes when it comes to foreign policy. 

A day after skewering the platform of the Democratic Party and declaring she’s breaking up with politics for good in favor of her relationship with Jesus, Michigan State Representative Karen Whitsett is sticking to her story.

A federal appellate court has upheld Texas’ ban on sexually explicit drag shows for minors, instructing a lower court to consider United States Supreme Court precedent as litigation surrounding the law continues. 

Indiana has enacted legislation to protect faith-based foster care providers, as couples in other states have been blocked from serving as foster parents because of their religious beliefs about gender and sexuality. 

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against a California public school policy that requires teachers to withhold information from parents about whether or not their children are transgender identifying in school.

A new measure proposed in Tennessee seeks to impose criminal penalties on women who terminate their unborn child, re-sparking a heated debate within the pro-life movement about whether women who undergo abortions should be held criminally liable.

The story of Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong businessman and media mogul who chose prison over silence and became a symbol of resistance against authoritarian rule.

Kathie Lee Gifford recently said she is anti-religion but devoted to Jesus. Can you truly follow Christ while rejecting religion, or does Scripture show that faith and faithful practice belong together?

When leaders frame modern war as part of God’s divine plan, Christians must ask a serious question: is that what Scripture teaches? Here’s how the Bible guides our understanding of prophecy, war, and Christ’s return.

Christian nationalism speaks in Christian language, but does it reflect biblical truth? This careful theological response calls the church to examine its allegiance and recover a cruciform witness rooted fully in Christ.

While alcohol consumption declines, marijuana use, especially among youth, is on the rise, posing significant risks to physical and mental health.

The recent surge in the popularity of the quarter-zip pullover among young men may signal a deeper cultural shift, as many reject superficial expectations and seek meaning in faith and intellectual pursuits.

Operation Epic Fury, a U.S. and Israeli military campaign against Iran, raises critical questions about the morality of warfare.

Suffering and discouragement often manifest as an inner battlefield, a spiritual warfare that weighs heavily on the mind regardless of external circumstances.

The Southern Baptist Convention has experienced a dramatic 20-year decline, losing 3.6 million members, prompting an investigation into the core reasons behind this mass exodus.

Aging congregants are a significant demographic challenge for many Protestant denominations, with a surprising number of even conservative churches facing a "demographic winter."

Israel signaled a major escalation in its war against Iran on Thursday as the Israeli Air Force struck the Parchin military complex near Tehran, part of what military leaders describe as the “next phase” of the campaign aimed at dismantling Iran’s military capabilities.

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The U.S. economy unexpectedly lost 92,000 jobs in February, according to new data released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, marking a sharp reversal from earlier forecasts that predicted modest job growth.

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The United Arab Emirates is considering freezing billions of dollars in Iranian assets held within its financial system, a move that could severely restrict one of Tehran’s most important economic lifelines, according to a Wall Street Journal exclusive citing officials familiar with the discussions.

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Congressional efforts to halt the U.S. military’s operations in Iran have now failed twice, with the U.S. House tanking a War Powers Resolution only a day after it was rejected in the Senate.

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A Christian man in Malta who faced jail time for publicly stating he had left the gay lifestyle said he “praises God” after being acquitted following a three-year legal battle in a case that could have wider European ramifications.

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Israel says its war against Iran is entering a more intense phase after the Israeli Air Force achieved broad air superiority and severely weakened the regime’s military infrastructure.

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Concerns grew Thursday that the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran could affect the war in Ukraine, amid fears Washington may soon lack sufficient munitions to continue supporting Kyiv, including through its European allies.

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The Trump administration has ended federal funding for gender-transition surgeries and cross-sex hormone treatments for transgender inmates in federal prisons, a policy shift officials say will save taxpayers nearly $2 million.

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A widespread power outage plunged large portions of Cuba into darkness Wednesday, leaving millions without electricity across the island’s western and central regions, including the capital city of Havana.

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Hundreds of Christians, including family members, have protested the killing of a young Christian agricultural worker by one or more Muslims in Pakistan’s eastern Punjab province and the alleged reluctance by authorities to properly investigate the case.

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The U.S. Senate failed to pass a measure Wednesday that would have curtailed President Donald Trump’s ability to continue military operations in Iran without congressional approval.

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Iran’s state television network briefly lost control of one of its main channels on Wednesday after hackers interrupted programming and aired a message from Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi calling on the Iranian military to side with protesters against the Islamic Republic.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Wednesday that President Donald Trump’s newly announced 15% global import tariff is expected to take effect sometime this week as the administration moves to rebuild its tariff framework after a recent Supreme Court ruling struck down part of the president’s trade agenda.

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President Donald Trump met Wednesday with leaders of major technology companies at the White House as they formally backed a new initiative designed to prevent the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence data centers from driving up electricity prices for American consumers.

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American and Israeli forces have begun taking control of Iranian airspace, and in a few days, it will be uncontested airspace, according to Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.

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Stocks rebounded after a report that Iran made indirect contact with the United States to negotiate an end to the war in the Middle East, boosting hopes that the conflict could be short-lived.

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An American submarine has destroyed an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean near Sri Lanka in the “first sinking of an enemy ship by a torpedo since World War II,” killing scores of people, the U.S. defense secretary confirmed Wednesday.

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Israel and the United States are increasingly targeting Iran’s internal security apparatus as part of their ongoing military campaign, striking organizations responsible for suppressing protests and maintaining the Islamic Republic’s grip on power.

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The United States says it has struck nearly 2,000 targets across Iran and destroyed at least 17 Iranian naval vessels, including a submarine, as part of the widening military campaign known as Operation Epic Fury, launched together with Israel against the Islamic Republic.

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Iran’s powerful Assembly of Experts has reportedly chosen Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of slain Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as the country’s next supreme leader amid the escalating war involving Iran, Israel and the United States.

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In 1975, CT tried to understand the charismatic movement. Was it evangelical? Was it biblical? Was it good for the church? The magazine published a charismatic theologian making the case for the movement in February. As one involved in the movement for the past decade, I should like to set forth a brief profile of Read more...

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This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. Jack Kelly, Tom Paine’s War: The Words That Rallied a Nation and the Founder for Our Time (St. Martin’s Press, 2026) Many excellent books on the American Revolution will help us mark this 250th year of the country’s birth. Founders such as George Washington and Thomas Read more...

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It’s disorienting to live in Christian community in the United States today. Those who agree on Jesus, read the same Scriptures, and confess the same creeds diverge sharply on the weightiest moral questions of our time, especially around sexuality, racial injustice, and care for the created world. The issue is not just that Christians arrive Read more...

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What is God’s heart? What does he value? What relative importance does he place on the different facets of our flourishing? He certainly cares for our spiritual lives, but what of our physical health, our social connectedness to our communities, our mental health, our economic welfare? The answers to these questions have powerful implications for how Read more...

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Early this week, as the joint US-Israel attack on Iran began, Jews around the world celebrated Purim, the ancient feast commemorating Esther’s rescue of the Jews from Haman of Persia. The Bulletin host Mike Cosper sat down with Yossi Klein Halevi, a journalist and senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem, to learn Read more...

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“How long till we get to the beach, Mommy?” We were about seven minutes from our driveway the first time Henry asked. He was four years old, and the two of us were headed from our home in the foothills of South Carolina down to the coast, where the rest of the family would join us Read more...

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Callie Trombley remembers the first time she considered the spiritual significance of her body. Her mom brought it up. As a chaplain in the Air Force, her mom was used to having conversations about birth control, cramps, and family planning with young airmen seeking pastoral care. So when Callie was deciding whether to take birth Read more...

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Once, I had to help someone lose her faith. Kind of.  She was coming out of a prosperity gospel background in which people used the admonition “Have faith” to manipulate her into giving more money to the ministry. It was her lack of faith, they told her, that was to blame for her sickness and Read more...

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On the descent, Portland looks like it did more than a decade ago, when I first started flying home from college for visits. The little city glimmers in light reflected between the river and the overcast sky. There’s the tallest building, iridescent pink, where my dad used to work. Still pink. There are the ubiquitous Read more...

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Around two o’clock in the morning in 1953, Billy Graham awoke with an idea. The idea grew from years of conversations with Harold Ockenga, Carl Henry, and Charles Fuller. They were eager to use their gifts, networks, and insights to influence the next generation of Christian ministers and leaders. Burdened with the weight of a Read more...

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