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A preliminary injunction protects two faith-based groups from the latest blue-state effort to undermine pro-life efforts — this time by redefining workplace discrimination to force abortion-friendly hiring and abortion coverage in employee health plans. U.S. District Court Judge Robert J. Jonker has blocked a hostile Michigan law that would have compelled pro-life organizations to hire []
After Finland’s Supreme Court found Päivi Räsänen guilty of “crimes against humanity” for sharing an online Christian pamphlet, Britain canceled her travel authorization, escalating concerns about the future of religious liberty in Europe. [UPDATE] The U.K. is a nation that now allows rapists, murderers, and terrorists to pour across its borders and live permanently in taxpayer-funded []
A U.S. district court judge must reconsider the constitutionality of ordinances put in place by Kansas City and Jackson County restricting a counselor’s right to speak freely about gender identity and sexuality issues in light of the Supreme Court’s recent landmark Chiles v. Salazar ruling. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has revived a lawsuit challenging []
This is the tragic conclusion when an unborn baby is viewed as a product, a cleft lip as a defect, and a surrogate’s refusal to abort as a breach of contract. A same-sex male couple in Canada has filed a massive 600,000 lawsuit against a woman who acted as their gestational surrogate after she refused their demands []
The classics revival isn’t born from simple nostalgia. Young Americans are desperately searching for truth in a shallow, Christless society. Penguin Classics has a real mystery on its hands. Since 2016, sales of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment have risen 450 percent, and his other great novels have climbed along with it. Ten years ago, Dostoevsky ranked 40th among []
Can a local government weaponize the zoning process to shut down a Jewish man’s prayer meeting in his own living room without violating his religious liberty and property rights? The U.S. Supreme Court will soon decide. It started with a simple email invite to a few friends. It ended with a cease-and-desist order from the []
The decision by Chinese authorities to release Beijing’s most high-profile Christian prisoner reveals the undeniable power of faithful advocacy — and why it’s time to intensify our appeals for China’s persecuted Christians. On July 4, 2026, a quiet miracle took place at Los Angeles International Airport. Stepping off a flight from Beijing was Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri, []
