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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, []
Canada’s Combatting Hate Act repeals a religious-text defense in certain hate speech cases, warning Americans how quickly “anti-hate” laws can become weapons against biblical truth, free speech, and religious liberty. A disturbing new law passed by the Canadian Parliament has dramatically expanded the government’s power to police speech, especially as it relates to sexuality and []
The Ninth Circuit ruled that two Christian flight attendants can take their religious discrimination claims against Alaska Airlines and their union to trial. UPDATE: On June 24, a panel for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ordered that a lawsuit brought by flight attendants Lacey Smith and Marli Brown can go to trial, finding []
In a 6-3 decision, the justices ruled that under Title IX and the 14th Amendment states have the right and the responsibility to maintain sports teams according to biological sex, not gender identity. [UPDATE] In a massive win for women’s rights, fairness, and common sense, the Supreme Court ruled in a 6-3 decision that states []
In a 6-3 decision, the justices ruled that under Title IX and the 14th Amendment states have the right and the responsibility to maintain sports teams according to biological sex, not gender identity. [UPDATE] In a massive win for women’s rights, fairness, and common sense, the Supreme Court ruled in a 6-3 decision that states []
The U.S. Supreme Court reminded Hawaii that the Second Amendment applies to all 50 states and is not negated by cultural norms like the “spirit of Aloha” or unconstitutional post-Civil War “Black Code” gun restrictions. [UPDATE] The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Thursday, June 25, that Hawaii’s default ban on carrying firearms on private property open to the []
The U.S. Supreme Court reminded Hawaii that the Second Amendment applies to all 50 states and is not negated by cultural norms like the “spirit of Aloha” or unconstitutional post-Civil War “Black Code” gun restrictions. [UPDATE] The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Thursday, June 25, that Hawaii’s default ban on carrying firearms on private property violates the Second []
The U.S. Supreme Court reminded Hawaii that the Second Amendment applies to all 50 states and is not negated by cultural norms like the “spirit of Aloha” or unconstitutional post-Civil War “Black Code” gun restrictions. [UPDATE] The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Thursday, June 25, that Hawaii’s default ban on carrying firearms on private property that’s open to []
The U.K. is changing leaders, the European Parliament has backed its toughest migrant-return rules in decades, and Colombia has elected a Trump-backed conservative outsider. Is the globalist era finally giving way to sovereignty, borders, and political courage? This article is a lightly-edited transcript of the “Here’s the Point” podcast by Ryan Helfenbein, executive director of []
