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A Manchester pastor was charged in Pune, India, under an anti-conversion law that had not yet taken effect, then granted bail pending review.
Armed attackers killed at least 24 people in Bin Mper, Plateau State, Nigeria on Aug. 18; Gov. Mutfwang vows justice as police make arrests.
Gov. Maura Healey signed a Massachusetts law allowing abortions after 24 weeks for any reason, making it the 10th state with no gestational limit.
The call to be still is not an invitation to idleness but a summons to trust in the Lord's salvation.
In the midst of chaos, God calls us to stillness and trust. His presence is our refuge.
A federal judge ordered Vidalia City Schools, Georgia, to reinstate a Christian program after officials cut it over the pastor's Facebook posts.
ChinaAid asks President Trump to press Xi Jinping for Pastor John Cao's passport before September's Washington summit; Cao has cancer.
A federal appeals court unanimously blocked warrantless ICE arrests at churches, ruling the policy violates religious freedom law.
A DOJ Weaponization Working Group report finds the FBI took "minimal corrective action" after a 2023 memo targeted traditionalist Catholics.
Sen. Bill Cassidy's HELP Committee report finds mifepristone makers Danco and GenBioPro have never decertified a prescriber under FDA safety rules.
The recent settlement in New Orleans regarding Catholic church sex abuse cases has left many shocked and angered.
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed a law criminalizing "interference" near abortion clinics; pro-life groups warn it could target prayer vigils.
A Kano State court ruled Islamic police have no authority to arrest a Christian convert, even as the family who sheltered her faces kidnapping charges.
Pastor David Tang and six Purpose Driven Church workers were seized by Shanghai police Aug. 5 in Wenzhou; their whereabouts remain undisclosed.
More than 50 Christian and Muslim leaders signed an interfaith peace accord in Abuja, Nigeria, on Aug. 13, aiming to curb sectarian violence.
A false blasphemy claim triggered a mob in Karachi, trapping Christian families until Rangers and police intervened to save them.
More than two dozen Texas families and the ACLU ask the Supreme Court to strike down S.B. 10's classroom Ten Commandments displays.
Pune police charged UK pastor Pankaj Devnoor under a Maharashtra anti-conversion law that had not yet taken effect, after a church anniversary event.
Gunmen killed 24 Christians in Bin Mper, Nigeria's Plateau State, on Aug. 18; Gov. Mutfwang vows justice as police make arrests.
A coalition rallies outside a Fort Collins Planned Parenthood Friday after an autopsy confirmed Lexi Arguello, 18, died from a botched abortion.
DOJ pays a seven-figure settlement to Paul Vaughn, a Tennessee father of 11 whose home FBI agents raided in 2022 over a prayer protest.
Trump nominates Dr. Heidi Overton, an outspoken mifepristone critic, as FDA commissioner, setting up a fight over the abortion pill.
Gov. Maura Healey signed a law Aug. 10 removing Massachusetts' 24-week abortion limit, letting physicians perform abortions at any point in pregnancy.
A federal judge struck down part of Idaho's abortion ban over its lack of a health exception; the state's AG is appealing to the Ninth Circuit.
