Elizabeth Delaney

The International Olympic Committee has announced a significant policy change for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, barring trans-identified male athletes from competing in women's categories where strength, power, or endurance are critical factors.

China's crackdown on unregistered churches extends to legal professionals, with lawyers facing license revocation and suspension for assisting persecuted Christians.

A federal court has struck down Arkansas's law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in schools, deeming it an unconstitutional violation of the First Amendment.

Nigeria's Christian Association president warns of escalating persecution, describing systematic destruction of lives and livelihoods and calling for global action.

How GFA World is partnering with churches to provide life-sustaining water wells in developing communities, addressing a critical global need.

Despite ongoing conflict, the persecuted church in Iran is experiencing significant growth, leading to an urgent need for Bibles and religious materials as Christians bravely seek truth amidst oppression.

Scotland faces a contentious debate over physician-assisted suicide as a proposed bill progresses, raising significant concerns about safeguards for vulnerable populations, particularly the elderly.

The burgeoning Christian film industry is meeting a significant demand for content that aligns with viewers' values, with studies showing widespread engagement.

Japan is bolstering its missile defense capabilities on Yonaguni Island, strategically positioned near Taiwan, amid heightened regional tensions stemming from Chinese military drills.

ThyWord, a groundbreaking prayer app designed to bridge the "six days between Sundays," offering Christians daily strength and hope through interactive prayer and scripture.

Senate Democrats voted to continue blocking the funding for the DHS ahead of President Trump’s State of the Union address on Tuesday. The vote was a 50 – 45 split, but 60 votes were needed to overcome the filibuster.

Once a controversial fringe practice, physician-assisted suicide is now legal in 13 US states, mirroring a global trend with concerning implications for vulnerable populations.

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, a historic 7-day "America Reads the Bible" event will unite approximately 500 celebrities, leaders, and officials at the Museum of the Bible, offering a powerful call for national spiritual renewal.

As U.S. envoys negotiate with Iran, the supreme leader issues threats against American armadas while Iran conducts naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz.

As a government shutdown looms over the Department of Homeland Security, lawmakers are ironically attending a defense conference in Europe while critical agencies like the TSA and FEMA face funding uncertainty.