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National News
US Launches Massive Crackdown on Dogfighting Operations
Multiple federal agencies are launching a coordinated effort to crack down on dogfighting activities in the United States, the U.S.…
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Entertainment
Jelly Roll’s Wife Responds to Hate at Husband’s Testimony
Apparently, no good deed goes unpunished. Bunnie Xo, wife of singer Jelly Roll, continues to defend him after he used…
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Missouri News
In Big Win, Boeing Moves Headquarters Back to Missouri
In a huge win for the Show-Me-State, Boeing is moving the headquarters of its Defense, Space & Security division back…
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Missouri News
Missouri House Advances Bill Targeting Antisemitism in Schools
The Missouri House of Representatives advanced this week legislation aimed at combating antisemitism in Missouri’s public schools and colleges. HB…
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Entertainment
“No-Skimming Journey”: Actor Tim Allen Reads Entire Bible
Actor Tim Allen says he has completed a yearlong journey through the entire Bible — from Genesis to Revelation —…
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National News
Civil Rights Leader Rev. Jesse Jackson Dead at 84
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, the fiery civil rights leader, Baptist minister, and two-time Democratic presidential candidate whose oratory and activism…
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Persecuted Church
Indian Christians Facing Rising Persecution Look to America for Help
Amit recounted a familiar story for Christians in his region of India: the rising incidents of pastors jailed; parishioners afraid…
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Entertainment
Most People Approve of Faith Themes in Entertainment
Most Americans are open to religious themes in visual entertainment, the 2026 Faith & Entertainment Index from the Faith &…
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Entertainment
America Reads the Bible Event Marks Country’s 250th Anniversary
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, a coalition of Christian leaders, entertainers and public officials is planning a…
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Church & Ministry
Protestant Pastors Show Greater Stability After Pandemic Exodus
The exodus of pastors from the ministry that began during the pandemic appears to be over. “Some 24 percent of…
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