Elizabeth Delaney

New Medicaid reforms are implementing work requirements for beneficiaries, aiming to foster independence through employment or training and address concerns about waste and abuse.

Lawmakers at both federal and state levels are taking steps to recognize and celebrate the traditional nuclear family, with several states proclaiming June as "Family Month," "Fidelity Month," or "Strong Families Month."

NASA is accelerating its ambitious plans to establish a permanent lunar outpost by 2030, driven by a presidential executive order and significant contract awards to U.S. companies.

A recent investigation revealed systemic issues of fraud and abuse within USAID, prompting calls for significant restructuring of the humanitarian aid system. Faith-based organizations are uniquely positioned to bridge gaps and provide trust-driven humanitarian outreach to vulnerable populations worldwide.

While mental health challenges are on the rise globally, recent studies confirm that religious involvement, particularly regular church attendance, significantly correlates with improved well-being, reduced stress, and lower risks of suicide and addiction.

Facing cultural and societal challenges, veteran reporter Chuck Holton offers a compelling call to action for the church to step into its vital role of community support and leadership.

How a groundbreaking evangelistic event, "Go Day," will distribute 1.4 million Gospels of John worldwide on Memorial Day weekend, an unprecedented effort involving teams from over 70 countries.

A Finnish politician and bishop face hate speech convictions for publishing views on homosexuality rooted in a biblical worldview, sparking a fierce debate over freedom of speech and religious expression.

Despite ongoing conflict, Ukrainian churches are experiencing unprecedented growth, with over 100 new congregations established and thousands embracing faith through baptism.

Millions of Americans are struggling to save for retirement, with a significant portion lacking any retirement accounts and many others concerned about future financial instability.

There is a concerning rise in Christian persecution across Egypt, where constitutional guarantees of religious freedom are increasingly undermined by community-level discrimination and state-sanctioned roadblocks to acknowledging conversions.

Witness a rare display of ancient Dead Sea Scrolls fragments, including parts of the prophetic book of Isaiah, at the Museum of the Bible from May to September.

A UK pastor faces potential prison time for preaching about hell, sparking concerns about religious freedom and the policing of theological content.

A Russian bomb struck a church in Zaporizhzhia during a prayer meeting, killing at least one and injuring eight in what Ukraine's embassy calls a "deliberate attack on people of faith."

A UK pastor has faced multiple arrests and investigations for peacefully preaching the Gospel in public spaces, raising concerns about the suppression of Christian speech.