The Trump administration announced a new policy allowing federal employees to discuss and promote their religious beliefs in the workplace. The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) stated that such expressions are protected by the U.S. …
Iran has intensified persecution of Christians in the weeks following its ceasefire with Israel, arresting at least 21 believers, raiding house churches, and pushing anti-Christian propaganda, according to advocacy group Article 18. The arrests, which …
Humanitarian Programs at Risk After Foreign Aid Freeze World Vision, the world’s largest evangelical humanitarian group, faces steep funding cuts following the Trump administration’s closure of USAID. The U.S. government had provided World Vision over …
China’s weakening economy and rising social unrest have triggered a renewed wave of Christian persecution. Under Xi Jinping’s leadership, the government has intensified restrictions on religious activity, targeting both local believers and foreign missionaries. Arrests …
Lawsuit Details Years of Alleged Abuse by Youth Leader Isaiah Valdez, a former member of The Dwelling Place Anaheim, filed a lawsuit in late June alleging that youth group leader Ryan Doezie sexually abused him …
Tanzania’s government has deregistered the Glory of Christ Tanzania Church just one day after its founder, Bishop Josephat Gwajima, condemned a rise in enforced disappearances and abductions. Gwajima, a lawmaker from the ruling Chama Cha …
Suspicious Circumstances Surround Praveen Pagadala’s Death In March, Christian apologist Praveen Pagadala was found dead near Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh. Police stated he crashed while driving drunk. However, local Christians questioned this, citing Pagadala’s history of …
President Donald Trump’s newly signed “Big Beautiful Bill” marks a sweeping legislative shift, fulfilling long-standing evangelical political goals while drawing sharp criticism from opponents. Framed by supporters as a triumph of conservative values, critics label …
IRS Eases Johnson Amendment Restrictions On July 7, the IRS announced a policy change affecting the Johnson Amendment. Since 1954, this rule has prohibited nonprofit organizations, including churches, from endorsing or opposing candidates for political …
Federal authorities have accused Edwin Brant Frost IV, a Georgia conservative activist, of orchestrating a $140 million Ponzi scheme through First Liberty Building and Loan. The SEC alleges Frost used investor funds not only for …