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All of this comes amidst a cloud of controversy for Harvard.

The mother of Laken Riley, a Georgia nursing student murdered by an illegal immigrant, wept as she begged the judge to sentence her daughter’s killer to life in prison, asking that he not receive mercy when he showed none to Riley or the family he destroyed. Jose Ibarra was sentenced to life in prison without parole on Wednesday.

Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk suggested this week that countries should pay more attention to the societal problems posed by childlessness instead of painting pregnancy as a disease. 

Authorities arrested three more suspects in connection with a botched human smuggling operation that resulted in the July death of an illegal immigrant from Guatemala after the man was forced to hide in the brush. 

A fire that heavily damaged a church in Arizona last month is presently being investigated as an arson, with police seeking more information on a suspect filmed at the campus.

An Episcopal Church priest in Florida has opened up about an incident last month in which a woman stabbed him in the chest, stating that it would have been "a really weird way to die."

A branch of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is urging churches to take extra precautions amid an increase of houses of worship in the New England region being victimized by arson and vandalism in recent months. 

Florida has sued the Federal Emergency Management Agency, alleging discrimination in hurricane relief efforts against supporters of President-elect Donald Trump. The lawsuit, filed by Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, accuses FEMA officials of deliberately denying aid to victims of Hurricanes Helene and Milton based on their political affiliation.

Two senators are demanding answers from the Federal Bureau of Prisons about why it rejected several offers from faith-based organizations looking to help convicted offenders avoid relapsing into criminal behavior. 

The Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua is running human trafficking operations in Tennessee, and authorities expect their crimes to worsen.

Police found the wife of a prominent trans-identified writer covered in blood and clapping her hands after she allegedly became "overwhelmed" by the results of the 2024 presidential election and murdered her father with an ice axe. 

Despite efforts from a growing online community of witches who attempted to use dark magic to influence the 2024 U.S. presidential election, Donald Trump emerged victorious to serve a second, non-consecutive term.

A Minnesota man at the center of a murder-suicide that left five people dead, including his two sons, expressed a hatred for Christianity on social media prior to the shootings.

A Florida woman who stole more than $875,000 from a church in which she served as its finance and records manager has been sentenced for her crimes.

A federal appeals court panel has upheld Indiana’s ban on sex-change surgeries and drugs for minors, including things like administering puberty blockers and cosmetic irreversible surgeries.

A woman who says she was assaulted by Pastor John-Paul Miller of Solid Rock at Market Common church in South Carolina as she protested with a group seeking justice surrounding the passing of his late wife by suicide is now speaking out after he was released from jail last Thursday.

Self-identified Christian voters are being credited with making a difference in the outcome of the 2024 presidential election as data show that the faithful overwhelmingly backed President-elect Donald Trump, according to a new report. 

Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., reportedly met last week in closed-door meetings with Democratic candidates who blamed the party's losses in part on effective GOP ads that took advantage of the swell of voter antipathy toward transgender ideology.

A Catholic political operative with ties to Vice President Kamala Harris’ unsuccessful campaign in the 2024 presidential election is urging the Democratic Party to address its “God problem,” which he views as one of the main reasons behind its loss. 

Colorado will pay over $1.5 million as part of a settlement with a Christian business owner who won her case at the United States Supreme Court.

Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., introduced a resolution Monday that would ban biological men from women's rooms in the U.S. House of Representatives, prompting backlash from the first transgender-identifying member of Congress, who described the move as "far right-wing extremism."

The illegal immigrant charged with murdering Laken Riley was “hunting” for women when he encountered the 22-year-old during her morning jog and bashed her skull in when she fought off his attempted sexual assault, the judge heard during the first two days of the murder trial. Here are five facts revealed during the trial so far.

With the second Trump administration slated to begin in two months, President-elect Donald Trump has been announcing his cabinet picks on social media. While some of his nominees will likely receive bipartisan support from the United States Senate, the body tasked with confirming them, others might have a more difficult path ahead. 

President-elect Donald Trump's nomination of former Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., to be his attorney general last week was met with mixed reactions on Capitol Hill.

A Christian conservative legal group and a sexual exploitation watchdog are among many speaking out against President-elect Donald Trump's selection of Rep. Matt Gaetz, R- Florida, to serve as attorney general, citing allegations of sexual misconduct. 

Former Vice President Mike Pence urged Senate Republicans on Friday to vote against President-elect Donald Trump's nomination of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. as secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, citing his views on abortion.

President Joe Biden received an artifact from the Temple Mount in Jerusalem as a gift from Israeli President Isaac Herzog after the two leaders met at the White House this week.

The FBI has arrested an Islamic State supporter who has repeatedly expressed a desire to carry out a 9/11-style attack on United States soil.

Senate Republicans have elected Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., as the new Senate majority leader as longtime top Senate Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., is slated to step down from his leadership role at the end of the year.

A Democratic leader who once likened the filibuster to Jim Crow policies that enforced racial segregation backtracked on eliminating the political procedure now that Republicans control the White House, Senate and House. 

Shelley Luther, a former Dallas salon owner who made national headlines after being jailed for defying COVID-19 lockdown orders, has won a seat in the Texas state Legislature after a miraculous brain aneurysm recovery.

Tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson’s quest for immortality, fueled by cutting-edge science and millions of dollars annually, highlights humanity’s ongoing struggle to control the uncontrollable. Despite his relentless efforts, his health setbacks serve as a stark reminder that no amount of wealth or technology can guarantee security in a fragile world. This reflection draws parallels to biblical warnings against idolatry—placing ultimate trust in human creations rather than God—and underscores the urgent need for repentance and reliance on divine strength in uncertain times.

Taylor Swift has been one of the biggest cultural icons for nearly two decades, using her music and lyrics to connect with millions of fans. But as her influence has grown, so has her message, which now leans heavily into the ideas of the sexual revolution—questioning traditional views on marriage, faith, and what it means to be a woman. While her songs resonate with many, the timeless vision of the Bible offers a more hopeful and fulfilling picture of love, relationships, and human worth, one that has stood the test of time and proven to truly uplift women and society.

Sir Anthony Hopkins is one of the most well-known actors of our time. For years, he was a well-known atheist, too. But all of that changed when a woman at an AA meeting challenged his disbelief with one, simple question. That was the beginning of the inspiring Anthony Hopkins testimony! (If you'd prefer to listen to the audio version of this story, scroll to the end of this article to find the podcast version below!)

Actor Pierce Brosnan has known deep pain in his life. But he has turned to his faith to get him through.

Second Lieutenant Thomas V. Kelly Jr.’s story and the recent discovery of his remains are powerful reminders of the sacrifices made for freedom. Amid growing political and social divides, unity, love, and devotion to shared values stand as essential ways to honor the legacy of those who gave their lives for the nation. Drawing inspiration from history, scripture, and timeless wisdom, there’s a call to foster unconditional love and reconciliation, bringing healing to a fractured society and renewing a commitment to the principles that bind us together.

Two hurricanes recently sparked polarized reactions, with some pointing to climate change as undeniable proof of human-caused disasters and others claiming the storms were engineered by nefarious forces. These responses reveal a common thread: humanity’s tendency to overestimate its control over nature. Modernity fosters this illusion, yet the reality is far different. The story of Job and insights from thinkers like Craig Gay highlight the truth—this world, though broken by humanity, remains under the care of a sovereign Creator. Embracing our limitations and trusting in God’s sovereignty offers peace in a world we were never meant to control.

Slavery, abortion, and same-sex marriage are some of the most divisive issues in our culture today, and understanding how to respond to them through the lens of Scripture reveals God’s design for humanity and His call to love. These challenges remind us to respond with dignity, grace, and biblical truth rooted in love for God and our neighbors. By praying, advocating, and sharing hope, believers can shine as peacemakers, bringing unity and light to a world burdened by sin and division.

In the wake of recent elections, cultural divisions in America are deepening. Many women are joining the 4B movement, which started in South Korea and stands for rejecting marriage, dating, childbirth, and sex, as a way to protest gender inequality. At the same time, some are even considering extreme options like a four-year cruise to escape the current political climate. These trends highlight the growing divide in a nation once united by shared ideals like liberty and community. Today, individualism often takes priority over the collective good, leaving many feeling disconnected. Real unity, though, starts with something deeper—loving God fully and letting that love flow to others. Only then can we begin to heal the brokenness around us.

People who call themselves “spiritual but not religious” are more likely to struggle with anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues compared to those with traditional religious beliefs. The popular idea of looking inward to “find yourself” might sound empowering, but it often leads to feelings of emptiness and stress. Christianity, on the other hand, offers a better way to live by helping us embrace our God-given limits, find meaning in community, and rest in God’s truth. Instead of being a burden, faith brings freedom, purpose, and peace.

With the Republican party in control of both the presidency and Congress, attention has shifted to President-elect Trump’s controversial cabinet picks and his call for potential recess appointments to bypass Senate approval. While Trump’s suggestion highlights a constitutional tool, it also raises concerns about the ethics and practicality of circumventing legislative scrutiny. The discussion underscores a broader lesson: distinguishing between what we can do and what we should do, both in governance and in our walk with God.

Ukraine fired a dozen British Storm Shadow cruise missiles deep into Russia on Wednesday after launching it is U.S. ATACMS missiles, prompting Moscow to warn that it is lowering its threshold for the use of atomic weapons.

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President-elect Donald J. Trump has selected Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas, to serve as his U.S. ambassador to Israel during mounting tensions in the Middle East.

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Tehran has condemned three European nations for pursuing a new censure resolution against Iran at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) after a leaked report showed the country is expanding its stockpile of uranium enriched to near-weapons-grade levels.

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California and the Pacific Northwest are facing severe weather, power outages, and falling trees amid a “bomb cyclone” which began to bear down on the region on Tuesday and is expected to last until Friday, the Associated Press reports.

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The United States on Wednesday vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution demanding an immediate cease-fire in Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza because it was not linked to the immediate release of hostages.

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A detailed report by the US Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) published this month states that the Biden-Harris administration has been aware of a recent “dramatic” increase in illegal child labor among migrant children but has taken no meaningful action to prevent it. Moreover, the report asserts the Biden-Harris administration has failed to cooperate with state and local investigations into the exploitation and trafficking of unaccompanied migrant children (UCs) and has even obstructed congressional oversight of the issue.

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The Texas Land Commissioner has contacted President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration to say that the state will make available more than 1,400 acres of land to serve as a landing stage on which detention centers could be built to facilitate what Trump promised would be the largest mass deportation of undocumented people in US history.

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In an address delivered to the Knesset on Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remarked that the guidance from outgoing U.S. President Joe Biden on dealing with Iran and its terrorist proxies in the region was often misguided. Despite pressure from the Biden administration, Netanyahu asserted that Israel had decided to "follow our own view."

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President-elect Donald Trump’s choice for border czar, Tom Homan, emphasized the urgency for the Trump administration to focus on locating and rescuing 300,000 children who are currently missing in the United States due to the border crisis, citing concerns about their risk of exploitation.

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Turkey has cut off access to electricity and water for more than a million people in north-east Syria through airstrikes against the separatist Kurdish-held Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES), BBC News reported on Tuesday, November 19. The situation is all the more critical as the region has been struck by a drought.

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Police in Punjab Province, Pakistan, have refused to arrest an Islamic man who is accused of raping a young Christian woman at gunpoint earlier this month, Morning Star News (MSN) reports. 

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Billionaire Elon Musk has unveiled an Artificial Intelligence (AI) training center with the world’s fastest supercomputer “to understand the universe”.

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Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon have discovered troves of Russian weapons that were in the possession of Hezbollah, the Islamic terror group Israel is fighting, the Wall Street Journal reported exclusively on Tuesday.

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Christians in the Philippines said Tuesday they are thankful for prayers as the cleanup began after deadly Super Typhoon Man-yi.

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Ecuador on Monday (November 18) declared a 60-day state of national emergency amid raging wildfires, which have resulted in evacuations and the destruction of 24,700 acres of land, Reuters reports. The situation has remained critical.

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A district court judge on Monday blocked the continued implementation of Wyoming abortion bans that also expressly prohibited the use of abortion pills to end pregnancies, the Washington Times reports.

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Ukraine has launched its first strikes inside Russian territory using U.S.-made long-range missiles, according to Russia's Ministry of Defense. In response to the Biden Administration allowing Ukraine to use U.S. missiles, Russian President Vladimir Putin has approved a revised nuclear doctrine that eases the conditions for using nuclear weapons.

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A former adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin says the militaries of the United States and Britain have become “legitimate” targets as the U.S. is directly involved in the war “by allowing” Ukraine to fire its long-range missiles at Russia.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed to the Knesset that Israel's October "Days of Repentance" operation destroyed part of Tehran's nuclear program, despite U.S. calls to avoid such sites. He also stated that the operation weakened Iran’s defense and missile production capabilities and vowed to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

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Just 62 days before President-Elect Donald Trump takes office, the Biden administration imposed new sanctions on Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria, days after allocating $230M in aid for Palestinian economic recovery and essential services.

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The Bible Society of Brazil (SBB) announced earlier this month that it celebrated printing 200 million Bibles and New Testaments, Christian Daily reports.

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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled on Monday that mail-in ballots without a correct handwritten date on the return envelope should not be counted, siding with the Republican National Committee (RNC) in the ongoing U.S. Senate election between Democratic Sen. Bob Casey and Republican David McCormick.

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Sweden began issuing millions of pamphlets to its citizens on preparing for a potential war, and Finland unveiled a new website aimed at crisis preparedness on Monday. This activity coincided with an incident today involving a major fiber optic cable, believed to have been cut, between Finland and Germany.

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The Ohio Senate passed legislation Wednesday afternoon that would ban transgender students from using restroom facilities that align with their gender identity and multi-sex bathrooms at schools across the state.

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The incoming Republican Senate Majority Leader John Thune threatened Sunday to impose sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) unless it drops the arrest warrant it issued against Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for alleged war crimes committed after Hamas’ October 7 attack on Israel triggered the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip.

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When I was four years old, I went missing for three hours. While it was a common occurrence for my parents to not be able to find me because I was hiding between the racks of clothes at the Strawbridge & Clothier department store, this wasn’t the case. No, I was taken. A neighbor who Read more...

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Each year, I walk into the quiet darkness to find those things I’ve lost. The moment falls in late November, opening weekend of gun deer hunting in my native Wisconsin. Dressed in heavy clothing against the harsh cold, striding to the deer stand through the early morning darkness, I carry my rifle in careful wonder at Read more...

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Rend Collective is known for its joy. The Northern Irish folk band has spent much of the past decade on tour—singing worship songs with charming accents, playing eclectic instruments, and sharing its relentless commitment to celebration. By the end of each concert, Rend Collective’s crowds are encouraged. And covered in confetti. But joy within the Read more...

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Christian philanthropist and one-time billionaire Bill Hwang was sentenced to 18 years on Wednesday for Wall Street fraud that amounted to $10 billion in losses. “I don’t remember a case where I had to deal with billions of dollars,” said Judge Alvin Hellerstein in Manhattan federal court, comparing Hwang’s crimes to those of Sam Bankman-Fried Read more...

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This piece was adapted from Russell Moore’s newsletter. Subscribe here. “A dark sense of humor can be an early sign of dementia.” I didn’t read that in a peer-reviewed medical study but on a social media meme, right before I left the platform formerly known as Twitter for bluer skies. That means I have no idea whether Read more...

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Rinaldo Seixas Pereira, the controversial founder of Bola de Neve Church, which grew into a movement of 500 congregations around the world, died in a motorcycle accident in Campinas, Brazil, on Sunday, November 17. He was 52. Apostol Rina, as he was known to many Christians, was returning home on Sunday afternoon after speaking at Read more...

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“There are a lot of big feelings in this room,” a friend whispered to me a couple of days after the election as the women of our church gathered for our weekly Bible study. We were there to continue our study of Ecclesiastes, but most of us were less focused on the Bible than we Read more...

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In A Prairie Faith: The Religious Life of Laura Ingalls Wilder, historian John Fry invites readers into a detailed exploration of the celebrated author of the Little House on the Prairie series. His goal is evaluating the nature of her Christian faith—a significant and humbling task for any scholar. While other Wilder biographers have either Read more...

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Fifteen years ago, scholar Stephen Haynes mapped out the many interpretations of the life of 20th-century German theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Bonhoeffer was a conservative who sought to restore Germany—or perhaps he was a progressive who wanted to move past stale dogmatism. Bonhoeffer was a closet Anabaptist, concerned with questions of the church first and society Read more...

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Tony Campolo frequently started his speeches to Christian audiences by telling them three things. First, he would tell them how many children had died from hunger or malnutrition-related diseases the night before—a number in the tens of thousands. And Campolo would say, “Most of you don’t give a s—.” Then: “What’s worse is that you’re Read more...

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