Gallup's new poll shows support for same-sex marriage and LGBTQ moral approval slipping from its peak, with Republicans driving most of the shift. Tony Perkins says Americans are reacting to the consequences nobody promised.
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Roughly 60,000 Christians filled a Dutch amusement park for a four-day Pentecost gathering, in a nation where most people claim no faith at all. The crowd skewed young, and that is the part worth sitting with.
As thousands of mosques close and the regime loses its grip, an underground church keeps growing in the one place where converting can cost you everything.
The Church of Eleven22 reported more than 14,000 people at Hanna Park as 2,552 stepped into the ocean to declare Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.
The justices kept mifepristone flowing through the mail while the lawsuit grinds on, with Thomas and Alito dissenting and pro-life lawyers vowing to fight on at the Fifth Circuit.
USCIRF told Washington that religious freedom in India is on a downward trajectory in 2026, with Christians among the minorities facing mob violence, harassment, and a wave of anti-conversion laws.
Two pastors and their wives lost their foster licenses over their faith. Vermont just rescinded those revocations and dropped the mandate that forced foster parents to affirm gender ideology.
New Jersey demanded the donor lists of a religious pregnancy center that does not even do abortions. Every single justice said the center can fight back in federal court.
USCIRF says Beijing has now codified its "Sinicization of Religion" policy in black-letter law, demanding that every church, mosque, and temple bend the knee to the Communist Party first. Christians anywhere should pay close attention.
Päivi Räsänen spent nearly seven years fighting a hate speech case over a church booklet she wrote in 2004. Now she is appealing to Europe's top human rights court.