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Father Stephen De Young warned that the pornography addiction crisis is warping young identities and damaging spiritual lives. The Eastern Orthodox priest told Tucker Carlson that online pornography now reaches children at younger ages, and he said its effects have afflicted “all men and most women.” De Young, who pastors
President Donald Trump signed the Secure America Act on June 10, approving a $70 billion immigration crackdown. The law directs $38 billion to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, $26 billion to Border Patrol, and $5 billion for unforeseen costs. It keeps Trump’s deportation agenda funded through fiscal 2029, so immigrant and
Drug manufacturer Eli Lilly has accused four leaders of the Church of God in Christ of a $250 million fraud scheme. The Eli Lilly fraud lawsuit claims Bishop Jerry Maynard Sr., Pastor Jerry Maynard II, Pastor Misha Maynard, and Elder Readus C. Smith III helped steal rebate money tied to
Researchers at Trinity College Dublin found the oldest surviving English poem inside a digitized medieval manuscript in Rome. Elisabetta Magnanti and Mark Faulkner identified “Caedmon’s Hymn” within the main Latin text of Bede’s “Ecclesiastical History of the English People.” The discovery surprised them because earlier copies placed the Old English
Germany’s caregiver shortage is reshaping nursing homes, and migrant Christians are stepping into the gap with compassion, faith, and resilience. At Immanuel Senior Care Center in Elstal, Sharoon Masih serves meals, helps residents with daily needs, and listens to their stories. His work goes beyond routine care because many older
Russia’s war on faith in Ukraine has a name and a face in Slovyansk: Oleksandr Pavenko. He buried two sons, both pastors, after Kremlin-backed separatists abducted and killed them in 2014. He later lost a third son to a Russian rocket in 2023. Yet he stayed near the front lines,
The Maine Capitol prayer revival drew more than 400 people to Augusta last week, and they came prepared for rain and mud. Pastors urged a spiritual awakening on the National Day of Prayer, so folding chairs and hiking boots filled the park. A “Pray For Maine” flag hung from the
An honorary doctorate for Hasia Diner became a defining moment at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College’s commencement on May 17. The ceremony drew attention because Hasia Diner renounced Zionism a decade ago, and many Jewish institutions long kept her at arm’s length. Yet the college said it recognized scholarly achievement, not
The Thomas Paine legacy surged back into view at a No Kings protest in Philadelphia. Rep. Jamie Raskin cast Paine as a democratic spark, and he tied that founding vision to today’s political fights. Raskin praised Paine’s dream of America as an “asylum to humanity,” and he framed it as
The Gateway Church retirement settlement ends a bitter court dispute over Robert Morris’ promised payouts. CBS News reported no clear sign of compensation for Morris and his wife, Debbie. The settlement closes one case, but it also keeps scrutiny on Gateway Church’s retirement payments. And it lands as the church
The Dignity Act 2025 is a sweeping immigration proposal with growing bipartisan momentum. The “DIGNIDAD” bill runs 261 pages, and it aims to overhaul a strained system. Lawmakers frame the Dignity Act 2025 as a border-and-work enforcement package, but it also offers temporary legal status. Supporters sell it as a
A Devilish Blueprint Takes Shape The Conservative Resurgence reshaped the Southern Baptist Convention and continues to shape American politics. That Conservative Resurgence campaign sold itself as a fight for biblical authority, but it also built a pipeline of power. It claimed to defend faith, but it helped harden a ruthless
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