Nebraska Becomes the 29th State to Prohibit Transgender Women from Competing in Womens Sports

In a significant move reflecting the ongoing debate over gender identity in sports, Nebraska has officially joined the ranks of states implementing legislation that mandates athletes compete based on their biological sex rather than their gender identity. Governor Jim Pillen recently signed Legislative Bill 89 (LB 89), a measure that has sparked both support and … Read more

‘Toilet School’ Founder Recognized for Answering God’s Call to Support Neglected Children in India’s Slums

Christian Educator Honored for Life-Changing Work in India’s Slums In a world where the grandeur of monuments often overshadows the quiet heroism of individuals, Ananthi Jebasingh stands out as a shining example of faith in action. Recently awarded the esteemed William Wilberforce Award at the Colson Center National Conference in Louisville, Kentucky, Jebasingh’s journey from … Read more

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Woman in Employment Discrimination Case Related to Sexual Orientation

The U.S. Supreme Court has recently breathed new life into a contentious employment discrimination case, sparking conversations about fairness and equality in the workplace. The case, Marlean Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services, centers on Marlean Ames, a heterosexual woman who claims she faced discrimination when she was denied a promotion and subsequently demoted … Read more

Ex-Bookkeeper Admits to Embezzling $300K from Catholic Parishes in New Jersey

A former bookkeeper from New Jersey has admitted to embezzling nearly $300,000 from two local Roman Catholic churches, raising serious concerns about financial oversight within religious institutions. Melissa Rivera, who worked for Our Lady of the Mountain in Washington Township and Our Lady of Good Counsel in Pompton Plains, pled guilty to two counts of … Read more

William Barber and Activists Arrested Once More for Protesting GOP-Supported Budget Bill in Capitol Rotunda

In a significant display of faith and activism, Rev. William Barber II, renowned for his leadership in the Poor People’s Campaign, was arrested alongside eight fellow activists during a prayer rally at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda. This event, which took place on June 2, 2025, was a protest against a controversial budget bill supported by … Read more

Religious Freedom Institute to Posthumously Recognize Ken Starr with Defender of Religious Freedom Award

The legacy of Ken Starr, a distinguished lawyer and advocate for religious freedom, continues to resonate deeply within the Christian community, even after his passing in 2022. This year, Starr will be honored posthumously with the prestigious Defender of Religious Freedom Award by the Religious Freedom Institute (RFI). The award ceremony is set to take … Read more