Virginia University Resumes Classes amid Search for Shooters
Loading the Audio Player... Classes began Monday at Virginia State University in Ettrick, Va., as law enforcement continued to search for additional suspects in a weekend shooting...
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At Least 7 Dead from Record Floods in Central Indiana
Loading the Audio Player... Flood waters began receding on Monday after record-breaking flooding hit central through southeastern Indiana late last week and continued over the wee...
Televangelist Brian Carn is Imprisoned after Declaring He'd Never Go to Jail
Self-styled prophet and leader of Kingdom City Church, Brian Carn Jr , is now in prison despite declaring last month, I ll never spend a day in jail, after pleading guilty in January to obstructing
New film ‘American Martyr’ tells story of Oklahoma priest and martyr Blessed Stanley Rother
“American Martyr” can be seen in theaters Aug. 25-26 in English and in Spanish on Aug. 27.
Arizona Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for Pastor’s Murder
Rachel Mitchell, now the Maricopa County Attorney in Arizona, participates in a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in Washington in September 2018. Associated Press, Pool / Photo by An...
Babylon Bee Sues New Mexico over Law Requiring Warning Labels on AI Satire
Popular Christian satire site The Babylon Bee has sued New Mexico officials over a new law that requires warning labels to be put on any AI-generated political satire
Texas police 'doing the bidding' of 'anti-Christian leftists' in latest street evangelism arrests: attorney
A Texas attorney and longtime First Amendment advocate says police were acting in support of anti-Christian leftists when they arrested four people who were protesting against abortion
Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for Crucifixion-Style Murder of Pastor
A judge has sentenced Adam Sheafe to life in prison for killing Pastor Bill Schonemann, 76, in a crucifixion-style attack inside Schonemann s New River, Arizona, home in April 2025
Welcome Back to School! Does Your Kid Have a Teacher?
My state of Texas is far from alone in struggling to attract and retain educators. Something has to change.
‘It’s always the Holy Spirit’: Meet 3 dioceses seeing large numbers of priestly ordinations
Multiple dioceses throughout the U.S. are bucking national trends and seeing large numbers of men discern into the priesthood.
