Punjab approves a historic law banning child marriage, raising the legal age to 18 and introducing strict penalties to protect minors.
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A new USCIRF report highlights systemic discrimination against Christians in Egypt, citing legal inequality, violence, and limited protections despite minor reforms.
A heated exchange between GOP lawmakers and a Democrat over abortion comments ignited backlash and intensified the ongoing national debate on life and policy.
A federal judge allowed a lawsuit by a Christian couple over foster care restrictions to proceed. The case raises key questions about free speech and religious rights.
A lawsuit in Jerusalem alleges an illegal tunnel linked to a Catholic church, raising concerns over archaeological damage and municipal accountability. The case intensifies scrutiny over protected historic sites.
A manifesto tied to White House Correspondents’ Dinner suspect Cole Allen reveals a targeted plot against administration officials. The document also exposes explicit hostility toward Christians.
A UK council is accused of targeting a church’s street preaching over claims it causes distress. The case raises concerns about religious freedom and speech.
Tom Homan responded to criticism from Pope Leo XIV by inviting him on an ICE ride-along. The exchange underscores ongoing debate over U.S. immigration policy.
Texas politician James Talarico is facing backlash after doubling down on claims that God is “non-binary.” Critics argue his comments distort biblical teaching.
A devastating fire has engulfed one of New York’s oldest churches in Astoria. Firefighters responded in force as injuries were reported and the cause remains unclear.
Minister Fred Coulter examines the concept of “brain lock deception” and why truth can become difficult to recognize. The episode connects spiritual blindness with differences in biblical texts and interpretation.
Cory Booker’s Detroit speech has drawn attention for its urgent tone and call to action. Critics and supporters alike are debating its message and implications.
A Toronto man found not criminally responsible for a 2016 attack has been granted permission to travel abroad. The decision has sparked renewed public safety concerns.
Israeli soldiers were detained after damaging a Jesus statue in a Lebanese Christian village, prompting backlash and official response.
Pro-life groups are urging Congress to extend defunding of Planned Parenthood, warning federal funding could resume in 2026 without action.
A Minnesota high school renovation project including prayer rooms and foot-washing stations is drawing national attention. The move has sparked debate over religious accommodation and public school policies.
A UCC bishop sparked controversy after claiming the Bible is problematic and proposing a third testament. The remarks triggered strong reactions across Christian communities.
Texas Baptists are reevaluating their long-standing relationship with Baylor University after a controversial campus event featuring LGBT advocates. The dispute highlights growing tensions over faith, culture, and academic direction.