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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‘A Sad and Evil Day’: New York Legalizes Abortion Up to Baby’s Birth Day on Anniversary of Roe v. Wade
New York legislators cheered and applauded Tuesday night after the state Senate removed restrictions on late-term abortions, allowing unborn babies to be aborted on the day of birth.
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Covington Catholic student who faced off with Native American elder says he is a ‘faithful Christian’
The Trump-supporting Catholic student, whose encounter with a Native American elder at the March for Life went viral, is telling his side of the story
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Sister resigns from Detroit seminary after sex abuse allegations
Sacred Heart Seminary in Detroit announced this week the resignation of Sr. Mary Finn, 84, a long-time faculty member and assistant professor of theology, after allegations surfaced that she had sexual contact with young adult novices under her charge in the 1970s.
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Religious liberty innate to every human person, Trump says
Religious freeom is innate and must be protected, US president Donald Trump said in his proclamation for Religious Freedom Day, which is observed Wednesday.
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Foster care & adoption infused into church plant | Baptist Press
Church planters Stephen Myers and Steven Giblet have led by example in cultivating a culture conducive to foster care and adoption at The Well in Mustang, Okla.
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Therapy bans and reports of trans regret grow | Baptist Press
The success of LGBT activists in dictating how therapists counsel minors about sexuality and gender dysphoria reportedly continues to gain momentum as 2019 begins. Some pro-LGBT groups want to make it illegal for therapists to encourage children to embrace heterosexuality or their biological sex and expect legislative victories in at least four states this year: Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts and New York.
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Trafficking bill applauded, bolstered with ministry | Baptist Press
Amid the gridlock of a partial federal government shutdown, President Trump and lawmakers came together across party lines to enact anti-human trafficking legislation named for the 19th-century abolitionist Frederick Douglass.
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Jeffrey McCall: From Transgender to Transformed by God
A transgender man lives as "Scarlett" until he finds his true identity in Christ.
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Homelessness in U.S. Increases for Second Straight Year
The number of people in the U.S. experiencing homelessness increased for the second year in a row, according to an annual U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) report released in mid-December 2018.
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Judge’s ruling spotlights tele-abortion fight | Baptist Press
Pro-life Kansans received a blow last week when a judge ruled in favor of abortions by teleconference, something many reportedly thought was already prohibited in their state.
