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Candace Owens built her brand on sharp insults and viral conflict, and the Candace Owens conspiracy controversy keeps widening. Now she aims that fury at conservatives, as former allies recoil and speak out. On Feb. 25, she launched “Bride of Charlie,” a podcast series attacking Erika Kirk, who took over
SBC president endorses Tennessee abortion death penalty amendment, and the debate escalated fast. Clint Pressley, who leads a Charlotte, N.C., church, posted support on X. He backed HB 570 and SB 738 in the Tennessee Legislature, and he urged lawmakers to advance them this session. He framed the effort as
An archdiocesan statement in Maceió warned of excommunication for unauthorized celebrations of the Traditional Latin Mass. Archbishop Carlos Alberto Breis Pereira, OFM, said attendance outside one approved site counts as public schism. He tied the warning to participation in an old rite Mass at any other location. He said the
Bishop Talbert Swan says a Black Church crisis is unfolding in plain sight. This crisis in the Black Church persists because it rewards those closest to power. He says some Black preachers choose political loyalty and proximity to whiteness. They refuse prophetic truth, and they abandon responsibility to Black people.
Women in the early church stood at the cross and rushed to the empty tomb. Early Christian women also carried the first Easter message, thereby anchoring the gospel. Sources from both inside and outside the church confirm the presence of women leaders in early Christianity. Critics mocked the movement, but
Life Church restorative process leaders say Nathan Peternel will step aside temporarily. The Indianapolis megachurch pastor announced a “structured restorative process” in a Feb. 20 email. He said the long-term plan keeps him as lead pastor. He framed the move as necessary for healing and accountability. He also addressed rumors
A math crisis is hitting American schools, and families feel it. NAEP data show that fourth- and eighth-grade math scores peaked in 2013 and then declined. Scores plunged during the pandemic, so recovery has stayed limited. Only 6 percent of NAEP-tracked students have returned to pre-pandemic mastery in reading and
Christian Nationalism and LGBTQ+ families face a widening struggle over safety and belonging. The movement invokes “God and country,” but it seeks power through law and culture. Many back it because they fear social change and want clear moral boundaries. Others oppose it because they see religion used as a
Kaduna church kidnappings shattered worship in Kurmin Wali, Kaduna State, on Sunday, January 18. Raymond Na’allah said people danced to praise songs and gave tithes, but armed kidnappers surrounded the Cherubim and Seraphim Church 2. A woman stepped outside, saw gunmen, and sprinted back with a warning. People scattered in
Ukraine wartime normalcy persists even as Russian drones whine over villages near Sumy. Anna Ulanovska lives just 12 miles from the frontline, and she hears fighting almost daily. Her 7-year-old son barely recalls a life without Shahed drones and quadcopters overhead. Missile strikes have also hit Sumy, so fear sits
An Iranian adoptee deportation fight in California has ignited fresh scrutiny of an old citizenship gap. The Iranian-born Christian woman entered the United States as a toddler, and she has lived here for decades. But the Department of Homeland Security ordered her to appear in removal proceedings because her visa
A whistleblower report says DHS approved warrantless ICE home entry for some noncitizens. The report describes a secret memo that backs ICE home raids without judicial warrants. It says agents can use administrative warrants, not judge-signed orders, to enter homes. The memo is allegedly from acting ICE Director Todd Lyons.
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