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International Women’s Day is a worldwide observance that occurs every March 8 to celebrate women and serve as a point of advocacy for greater gender equality. Here are four interesting facts about the annual observance and how it came to be.
A Catholic priest was kidnapped on Tuesday night in Kaduna state, Nigeria, where Fulani herdsmen and other Islamic extremist terrorists have been active. His corpse was found the next day, sources said.
President Donald Trump blasted MSNBC hosts Nicolle Wallace and Rachel Maddow on Thursday for what he described as their "disgraceful" comments about the 13-year-old cancer survivor he honored during his recent address to Congress.
Republican lawmakers confronted the Democratic mayors of four “sanctuary cities” over immigration policies that they believe have shielded criminal immigrants in the United States illegally, placing Americans and federal officers at risk.
Attorneys say a defamation lawsuit filed by an aspiring rabbi claiming a social media post with his image falsely identified him with the religious organization Jews for Jesus is "meritless" and "destined for dismissal.”
Nearly three months after their son was left critically injured during a shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Wisconsin, Christina and Brett Clardy say their son, River, is alive today thanks to hardworking doctors and their faith in God.
California's Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom has become the latest prominent Democrat to at least partially push back on allowing trans-identified males to compete in women's sports, drawing swift backlash from LGBT activists and members of his party.
A Muslim man in Pakistan who twice abducted a Christian mother has since raped her, fraudulently converted her to Islam and fabricated an Islamic marriage, sources said.
Wyoming has joined over two dozen other states in passing a state version of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
A man who attempted to attack a Virginia church armed with a gun and a couple of knives has been convicted of multiple counts and is facing at least five years in prison, or even life.
A Christian homeless nonprofit in California has received a $200,000 grant from prominent fast-food restaurant company Chick-fil-A.
In what some are calling "poetic justice," Dr. Jay Bhattacharya's appointment to head the NIH comes after his predecessor, Dr. Francis Collins, smeared him as a "fringe" character.
A group of Southern Baptist Convention clergy are urging the denomination to reconsider an amendment that would permanently prohibit female pastors at member churches after it fell 5 percentage points shy of the two-thirds support needed to pass last year.
Former professional football player Tim Tebow and his wife Demi-Leigh are expecting a baby girl and they plan to include a Bible verse in her nursery to “speak over” her.
Chris Pratt has built a career on playing heroes — from the lovable goofball Andy Dwyer on "Parks and Recreation" to Marvel’s Star-Lord, he’s won over audiences with his humor and charm. But his greatest mission, the “Guardians of the Galaxy” star told The Christian Post, is far bigger than Hollywood.
A judge in England on Tuesday ruled a school chaplain’s firing for challenging LGBT ideology was “unsafe” due to anti-Christian bias of a member of the employment tribunal that had dismissed his appeal, according to an advocacy group.
The Armenian Patriarchate in Jerusalem issued an urgent call for Israeli authorities to stop a government plan to seize and auction off properties that have been in the possession of the Armenian Christian Patriarchate for over 1,700 years.
Tara-Leigh Cobble’s chart-topping podcast ”The Bible Recap” has transformed the way people engage with Scripture, proving that hunger for the Word of God is far from dead.
Black History Month is an annual observance in the United States that is centered on celebrating the history, heritage, cultural influence and social contributions of African Americans. It is also a time to remember the generations-long struggle for racial equality in the country. Here's a list of seven historic race massacres that took place in the United States.
