State governments have become the new battleground for abortion rights in the United States. Nearly half of all 50 states currently protect abortion access, while “trigger laws” banning abortion went into effect in 11 states when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
The second annual International Religious Freedom Summit concludes in the U.S. capital today. More about that here.
Roughly half of the Ukrainians who fled to another country when Russia invaded have now returned, but the number of people displaced by conflict inside Ukraine remains high at 6.2 million.
Flooding has killed dozens in northeast Bangladesh. It’s the worst flooding in over a century for the South Asian nation. Thousands have lost their homes and all their property.
Colombia has elected its first ever leftist president. Gustavo Petro, a former rebel, served as a senator for many years in South America’s second-largest country. He received more than 50 percent of the vote, beating out an influential businessman.
Christian leaders around the world need space to rest and reflect on God’s love.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has cut off the supply of wheat to many countries in Africa and the Middle East. The Russians blockaded Ukrainian Black Sea ports, leaving last year’s wheat harvest to rot in warehouses.
For decades, evangelical and Catholic communities in Lebanon have lived in their own bubbles.
The world may have turned its back on Afghanistan, but the Lord is still working there. Biblica CEO Geof Morin says, “When you think of Afghanistan, think of the book of Acts. Think of believers moving through persecution but watching miracles unfold.”
Shaquille O’Neal is one of the greatest basketball players the world has ever seen and he is also one of the more charitable people around. Shaq has a very big heart and he is known to routinely help out people less privileged than him in […]
More than 20 young people were found dead at a nightclub in South Africa early Sunday morning, authorities said.
A Los Angeles police officer was beaten to death by his fellow officers who were simulating a mob attack during a training exercise, his mother claims in a wrongful death lawsuit.
