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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After His Supreme Court Victory, How Can Jack Phillips Possibly Be in Trouble Again?
Many thought a Supreme Court victory would ensure that baker Jack Phillips never faced another legal battle over discrimination--but instead he's in the spotlight once again for refusing to bake a transgender cake.
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Kathie Lee Gifford: ‘I Don’t Want Religion in My Life’
Entertainer Kathie Lee Gifford shares her passionate faith in Jesus Christ through a new best-selling book, The Rock, The Road, and The Rabbi.
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Virginia Couple Threatened With Eviction for Hosting Bible Study Fight Back
A couple threatened with eviction from their Virginia-based senior living community for hosting a Bible study have gotten the support of a conservative legal group to fight the decision
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‘It Is Legal to Pray in School’ Campaign Seeks to Overcome ’50 Years of Misconception’
A newly launched public service information campaign seeks to spread awareness of the right of religious expression, especially the right to pray, for students attending public schools
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FIRST-PERSON: A church bids farewell | Baptist Press
Paul Kim recounts the poignant farewells to two couples leaving for distant fields of service from the church where they have been longtime members.
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Greear: Catholic abuse report requires ‘bold steps’ | Baptist Press
A Pennsylvania grand jury's report alleging unprecedented levels of sexual abuse and cover-up by Roman Catholic clergy has drawn reaction from Southern Baptists.
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Calif. fires leave locals ‘shocked,’ DR active | Baptist Press
California Southern Baptists have found themselves dispensing hope amid the death, destruction and weariness caused by more than a dozen wildfires burning across the state.
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‘Drag Queen Story Hours’ Expose Pre-Schoolers to What Some Parents Call ‘Gender Insanity’
Public libraries and schools around the country are hosting "Drag Queen Story Hours," events where men dressed as women in "drag queen" garb read stories to children as young as two and up to around six years of age. Some parents embrace it, but others call it a dangerous distorting of gender norms.
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How You Can Eat Healthy for Less: Your Grocery Budget Boot Camp
People tend to think eating healthy, high-quality produce, fish, and meat is too expensive for the average family. But health reporter Lorie Johnson shows us how to feed your family a healthy diet on a budget.
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What’s driving the growth of Catholic churches in the Bible Belt?
In the thick of the Bible Belt, the famously evangelical Protestant region in the southeastern United States, some Catholic Masses are filling to standing-room only.
