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From Church Pews To Courtrooms: How Christians Are Being Labeled Extremists
In a growing number of legal battles--from Europe to the United States--Christian parents, foster families, and even churchgoers are finding themselves treated not as ordinary citizens exercising religious freedom, but as potential extremists.
The Battle Over Zionism: Christians Divided As Anti-Israel Extremism Rises
The battle over Zionism is no longer confined to the Middle East. It is now raging in Western cities, online platforms, and even inside churches. What makes the moment even more striking is that some of the sharpest disputes are now emerging within the conservative and Christian worlds themselves.
A Historic Shift: More Americans Than Ever Say Morality Doesn’t Require God
New data from the Pew Research Center reveals an unsettling trend: a record majority of Americans now believe that belief in God is not essential to being moral or holding good values.
The Northern Front: Why Israel May Soon Take The War Into Lebanon
Israeli leaders say the patience of the Israeli public--and the Israeli military--has run out as Lebanon has failed to stop Hezbollah from attacking Israel. The situation has become a textbook example of why security cannot be outsourced to international promises.
Peter Thiel Brings Antichrist Lectures To Rome - Where Is The Church?
One of the most talked-about events in Rome's intellectual circles this month is the arrival of Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel, delivering his controversial lecture series on the Antichrist.
Progressives Vying For Votes Claim God Is On Their Side
It's election season, which means candidates across the country are once again competing not just for votes but for divine endorsement.
Beaming Defense: Israel’s Laser Weapon Redefines Air Defense Economics
In a conflict increasingly defined by missile salvos, drone swarms, and relentless asymmetric aerial assaults, Israel has quietly fielded a weapon long believed the stuff of science fiction: a high‑energy laser air defense system that is now operational in the field.
Scientific Shift Toward God: Why Some Scientists Now See Design In The Universe
Instead of pushing God out of the picture, some modern discoveries in physics, cosmology, and biology are prompting scientists to ask questions that sound remarkably theological — questions about beginnings, purpose, and design.
Prepared, Vigilant, Unafraid: The Lesson From America's Latest Terror Attacks
When evil strikes close to home, the question every society must answer is simple but profound: will we stand, or will we surrender to fear?
The US Stands Alone At The UN: One Vote Against A Global Push To Redefine Women
The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women kicked off its 70th session in New York, drawing delegates from around the globe in what is supposed to be efforts to defend women with global policy recommendations.
One In Twenty Deaths: Canada's Assisted Suicide Program Reaches Stunning Levels
As Canada approaches the 10th anniversary of legalizing assisted suicide, the country is rapidly nearing a grim milestone: 100,000 deaths through the practice.
Trump's 'Board of Peace' Needs To Ask A Few Hard Questions About Gaza
The Gaza Strip has become the only place in the world where a terror group can repeatedly wage war -- funded by the international community -- while that same international community pays to rebuild the battlefield afterward, possibly for the next war.
