Afghan Allies Lose Pathway into the United States
Loading the Audio Player... The U.S. State Department told Congress, in a report first seen by WORLD on Monday, that no Special Immigrant Visas, or SIVs, have been issued to appli...
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Two Feared Dead in Mississippi River Helicopter Crash
At least two people were inside a Hughes 369D helicopter that crashed on the Mississippi River late Thursday morning, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The chopper hit a barge on the r...
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Soldiers Recognized for Subduing Gunman at Georgia Base
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll honored six soldiers on Thursday who intervened when a rogue sergeant opened fire on Fort Stewart in southeastern Georgia and injured five fellow soldiers the day before. T...
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God and the Confederacy in Arlington
With Pete Hegseth resurrecting a Confederate memorial in Arlington National Cemetery, this issue of A Public Witness looks back at how prayer was used to bless its White Supremacy ideology.
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FIRST-PERSON: Two years after the Maui fires | Baptist Press
Tomorrow (August 8), we mark the second anniversary of the devastating Maui fires that forever changed the landscape of Lahaina and surrounding communities, displacing thousands of families with fewer than 50 homes rebuilt from the nearly 2,000 destroyed. In the midst of this ongoing struggle, what began as an unthinkable…
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No arrests one week after fatal Seattle church shooting
Family & Society Post Date: August 7, 2025 Seattle Mayor Bruce Harre...
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FBI Finds Bomb in Bedroom of Calif. Man Who Mailed $1,600 to ISIS
The FBI says it recovered a bomb from the bedroom of a California man accused of sending dozens of payments totaling over 1,600 to ISIS
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Shooter Injures Five Soldiers on Georgia Airbase
Five soldiers were shot late Wednesday morning when a suspect opened fire on base at the Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield in southeastern Georgia. The installation was locked down after shots ran...
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Ryan Burge Joins the Danforth Center at Washington University
Burge, who for years juggled roles as a Baptist pastor, political scientist, and go-to source on America’s changing religious landscape, has a new gig in St. Louis.
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Truett-McConnell trustees to hear investigation results in September | Baptist Press
CLEVELAND, Ga. (BP) – The results of a third-party investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by a former Truett-McConnell University student will be made available to trustees at the end of September, a TMU spokesperson told Baptist Press today (August 6).
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North Texas pastor arrested over alleged relationship with minor | Baptist Press
WICHITA FALLS, Texas (BP) – Nathan Roach, 31, was arrested on May 30 and charged with child grooming at the Archer County Sheriff’s Office. He was released the following morning on $100,000 bond.
