The Little Sisters of the Poor are back in court again, continuing their 14-year battle to overturn an Affordable Care Act (ACA) mandate that requires employers to provide contraceptives, including some that cause abortions, in their employee health plans. As CBN News has reported, the U.S. Supreme Court already ruled …
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When we caught up with Monica DeLaurentis, it was still summer in Minneapolis, and she was out in her mission field, doing what she does each week, visiting homeless encampments, praying for people, giving them food, and telling them about Jesus. She told us, “Most of these people live in …
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COMMENTARY Christmastime invites hundreds of millions of people to step into a season of giving—something far bigger and more rewarding than simply exchanging gifts. Yet, despite all our giving, many of us still quietly wrestle with a deeper spiritual tension: the pull between what we want to do with our …
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A Ten Commandments monument donated to Kentucky decades ago has been restored as a permanent fixture at the state Capitol grounds, First Liberty, a faith-based non-profit legal group reports. The return of the granite monument to the Monument Park in Frankfort, Kentucky, comes after the passage of House Joint Resolution …
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Popular author Lee Strobel is preparing to once again explore the supernatural in his new film “The Case For Miracles,” hitting theaters Dec. 15-18. Strobel told CBN News he believes Christmas is the perfect time to release a movie about God’s supernatural power. “A lot of people who are spiritually …
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September 10th, 2025: the tragic day an assassin killed Charlie Kirk — and Andrew Kolvet lost a best friend. Kolvet is both the spokesman for Turning Point USA and the executive producer of The Charlie Kirk Radio Show. Over the past three months, the organization has received a massive outpouring …
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As authorities continue to investigate the deadly shooting at Brown University that has rocked the surrounding Rhode Island community and the nation, hundreds are honoring the life and faith of a student whose life was cut short – sophomore Ella Cook. Cook, from Alabama, and Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov, from Uzbekistan, …
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Texas is launching a partnership with Turning Point USA to bring chapters of the conservative organization to every high school in the state. It comes as the group is surging in popularity nationwide. Earlier this month, Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, and Turning Point USA Senior Director Josh …
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The Catholic Charities organization in Wisconsin has won a major victor at the state’s Supreme Court. The court blocked officials’ attempt to force nonprofits that operate primarily for religious purposes to pay state unemployment taxes. The Wisconsin Supreme Court declined to throw out Wisconsin’s religious exemption from the state’s unemployment …
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OKLAHOMA CITY – Four years after starting a girls’ varsity basketball program, the Oklahoma City Lady Griffins made history, clinching their first championship last February. Two days later, the high-schoolers made history again when they contested the victory in an extraordinary act of sportsmanship. “I needed to know in my …
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