Justice Department Strips Citizenship from Smuggler, Fraudster
Loading the Audio Player... The Justice Department this week received court orders allowing it to denaturalize two people who acquired U.S. citizenship fraudulently, it announced ...
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5 Interesting Facts about the Declaration of Independence
Here are five interesting facts about the Declaration of Independence They include how it originally condemned slavery, how the signing of the document really happened, and what is written on the ...
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‘Send the Band’: Military Musicians Use Music to Break Down Barriers and Build Relationships
The US military is not just armed men and women skilled at defending our country. Some are equipped with instruments, using music to break down barriers and build relationships. CBN News has an inside look at military music schools.
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Fourth of July Travel Chaos: Who’s to Blame?
It's been a nightmare for many Americans trying to fly to a destination or just get back home this holiday weekend.
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Only 3% of Christian Missionaries Worldwide Focus on ‘unreached’ People Groups – Report
The unreached of the world comprise nearly 42% of the global population, according to the global evangelism ministry East-West.
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‘Do Not Make the Same Mistake’: Heartbreaking Newspaper Op-Ed Laments Past Abortion
A California man penned a heartbreaking op-ed in The San Diego Union-Tribune earlier this month addressing his girlfriend’s past abortion, which he called a “mistake” he hopes to help others avoid.
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Billy Graham Rapid Response Team deploys chaplains to Kentucky after fatal shooting
The Billy Graham Rapid Response Team has sent chaplains to bring Christ s comfort to the grieving community of the Allen town in Kentucky, where a shootout killed two law enforcement officers and a ...
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Report: Chick-Fil-A is Once Again America’s Favorite Fast Food Chain
Chick-fil-A is America's favorite fast-food restaurant chain for the eighth year in a row, according to the latest results this week by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI).
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Seattle police arrest street preacher for reading the Bible: ‘Risk to public safety’
Seattle police arrested a street preacher on charges of being a risk to public safety for reading his Bible aloud at a public park near an LGBT pride event
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List of Major Companies Pledging to Pay Employees’ Travel Costs for Abortions in Wake of Roe Ruling
In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the precedent established under Roe v. Wade, major companies across the country are pledging to pay employees’ travel costs for abortions.
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White House to award 2 faith leaders the Presidential Medal of Freedom
Sister Simone Campbell and the Rev. Alexander Karloutsos will be among the 17 Americans recognized in a ceremony at the White House on July 7th.
