Courts
Wyoming Supreme Court upholds state’s school choice program in another win for education freedomFor the second time in less than four months, a state supreme court has ruled in favor of school choice, this time in Wyoming. The highest court in the nation’s… Read More
Culture
Nate Bargatze says Christian values and clean comedy shaped ‘The Breadwinner’Nate Bargatze says in a new interview that his Christian upbringing helped inspire his upcoming comedy film The Breadwinner – along with his desire to see more family-friendly movies on… Read More
Public Education
Dual enrollment is skyrocketing. Here’s how homeschoolers blazed this path for their public-school peers.Although dual enrollment is being touted as one of the latest high school trends, homeschoolers have long enjoyed the benefits of this method in preparing for higher education. “We’ve… Read More
Culture
Canvas defends paying off hackers who disrupted online university platformCanvas operator Instructure paid a ransom to hackers after a cyberattack disrupted colleges and universities during finals week and threatened to expose private user data. Hackers tied to the group ShinyHunters claimed they obtained information connected… Read More
Culture
Irish pastor convicted, fined for preaching the gospelClive Johnston, a 78-year-old retired pastor, was convicted and fined for preaching the gospel inside a “safe access zone” near a hospital in Ireland two years ago. A law known as… Read More
Culture
Watch: Cole cancels her campus tour amid Antifa threats, proclaims ‘truth will always win’Detransitioner and women’s right advocate Chloe Cole canceled her visit to the University of Washington Tuesday after a campus Antifa group issued threats and coordinated major protests against her expected… Read More
World
Report: Nigeria hires Washington insiders to cover up massacre of ChristiansInternational Christian Concern published a report last week revealing the Nigerian government has been spending $10 million on a Washington lobbying operation designed to whitewash alleged genocide. Much of the… Read More
Public Education
Quebec revokes teaching licenses from teachers who tried to spread Islam in public elementary schoolsQuebec officials have permanently revoked the teaching licenses of 11 staff members accused of pushing Islamic religious ideas and practices at a public elementary school in Montreal. The teachers worked… Read More
Government
Faith on display: New bill would mandate ‘In God We Trust’ on all federal buildingsA new bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives aims to permanently display the national motto in every federal building across the country. Rep. Mary Miller, R-Illinois, introduced the House… Read More
Culture
Church attendance rises for first time in decades, fueling talk of spiritual awakening: ReportChristian leaders who believe the nation is experiencing a spiritual awakening received perhaps their strongest evidence yet in recent days when a major new report showed church attendance had increased… Read More
Public Education
More Indiana schools may use referendum approach this year, despite low voter approvalProperty tax reforms in Indiana could have paved the way for “as many as 100 public school districts” to ask voters directly for more funding through referenda, … Read More
World
Iranian drone strikes oil tanker as gas hits new high in conflict; Trump warns hesitant alliesIran struck a fully loaded Kuwaiti oil tanker off the Dubai coast on Tuesday, according to multiple reports, as global gas prices continue to climb. An Iranian drone hit the vessel shortly after midnight local time, and the… Read More
Culture
Experts debunk claims of transgender ideology as ‘science’In the transgender debate, a central question is often overlooked: Can a person actually change their sex? After hormones, surgeries and outward changes, is it possible for someone born male to become… Read More
Culture
‘Storytime with the Second Lady’ to combat falling literacy ratesSecond Lady Usha Vance is launching a new video podcast to encourage children to love stories and to fight declining literacy rates, according to a post from the White House. “Storytime with the Second… Read More
Government
FBI: Michigan synagogue attack inspired by Iran proxy HezbollahFederal investigators said an assault on a Michigan synagogue in March was a Hezbollah-inspired act of terrorism driven by ideology tied to Iran’s proxy forces. The attack specifically sought to target “the Jewish community and the largest Jewish Temple in Michigan,”… Read More
Culture
Bulls waive Jaden Ivey after he called Pride Month ‘unrighteous,’ sparking backlashAn NBA player’s dismissal after speaking out against LGBT Pride Month has ignited a backlash and raised questions among people of faith about whether athletes who hold traditional Christian beliefs… Read More
Government
California ‘engineered the conditions’ for gas crisis hammering state harder than nationFollowing Operation Epic Fury, supply chain disruptions have ricocheted across the market and hiked gas costs for the average American – with Californians paying the prettiest penny at the pump. Though AAA data shows the… Read More
Government
Georgia Senate passes ‘bell-to-bell’ cellphone ban; concerns raised over school shootingsA recent bill banning cellphone use in Georgia schools has raised safety concerns from families who have experienced school shootings. “Layla Renee Contreras said she is still haunted by a… Read More
Culture
‘Common sense is not transphobic’: Legendary sportscaster defends Olympic decision to keep women’s sports femaleLegendary sports broadcaster Bob Costas defended the International Olympic Committee’s decision to ban biological males from women’s sports, calling it “common sense.” “If Caitlin Clark could play in the NBA,… Read More
Culture
Communist symbols replace crowns at ‘No Kings’ rallies backed by teachers’ unionsCommunist hammer-and-sickle flags flew openly in Times Square Saturday as demonstrators at the nationwide “No Kings” rallies called for a general strike on May 1. Protesters in New York chanted, “There is only one… Read More