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While Democrats celebrated major wins in Congress this Election Day, a closer examination of ballot measures across the country reveals a compelling counter-narrative of conservative triumphs.
Jim Caviezel recently expressed disappointment after not being cast to reprise his role as Jesus in “The Resurrection of the Christ.”
(RNS) — A new documentary explores the origins and religious angle behind Utah's best-known beverage export.
Higher education institutions closing this year aren't the ones with the worst problems. They're the ones that never assessed the real ones.
TAYIBE, Israel (AP) — For Netanyahu’s opponents, it would mean aligning with parties that not only criticize Israel's policies, but reject its identity as a Jewish state.
MRIMA, Kenya (AP) — For members of the local Digo community, Mrima Hill’s value cannot be measured by its minerals alone. It contains a sacred forest known as a kaya, where residents say their ancestors are buried.
JERUSALEM (AP) — The move dealt a blow to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s efforts to discredit the vote, in which he and his allies lost their majority in parliament, known as the Knesset, while Arab-led parties made historic gains.
Liam Neeson, the legendary voice of Aslan in the original Narnia films, was completely blindsided by the news that Meryl Streep will take over the role for Netflix's new adaptation.
Philadelphia Pastor Bryan Jackson has pleaded guilty to federal charges related to child sex exploitation. He could face 80 years in prison.
Military service members and their families around the world will have the opportunity to watch the new Jimmy Stewart biopic, “JIMMY,” for free when the film opens in theaters Friday, Nov. 6. The Timothy T. Day Foundation and Lockheed Marti
British comedian and actor Russell Brand has been found guilty of rape and multiple sexual assaults after a four-week trial, with authorities praising the victims' immense courage.
Recently my wife, Katherine, and I moved into a senior living complex in our hometown of Cary, North Carolina. Soon afterward the building manager, a young man from Ghana named Godfred, knocked on our apartment door. He had seen a stack of
How can Christians wisely navigate generative artificial intelligence, divisive social media algorithms, and new uses of technology that have (and could have) widespread ramifications? In this video from CT’s Big Tent convening in Oakland,
This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. Azadeh Moaveni, The East Wing: Power, Intrigue, and the Untold Story of America’s First Ladies (St. Martin’s Press, 2026) Last year, workers tore down the East Wing of the W
Europe is burning. Not everywhere, and not all at once. But the recurring images of cars aflame, shattered storefronts, angry crowds, and riot police on the streets of Germany, Spain, Italy, and France should concern us. For American Christ
President and CEO Nicole Massie Martin on accusations of editorial interference, the pressure on newsrooms and how CT has changed as MAGA politics reshaped evangelicalism.
When the candidate we supported loses, disappointment can quickly turn into anger, fear, or despair. But elections reveal something important about where our confidence rests. Christians can care deeply about public life while remembering t
November 3rd was both an end a beginning. A writer who thinks deeply about these issues, Rebecca talks to host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush about this election through the lens of her book "The Beginning Comes After the End."
(RNS) — Los Angles voters elected Hindu Democratic Socialist Nithya Raman as mayor, giving mayoral offices to Indian American immigrants in the two largest U.S. cities.
(RNS) — One of the many revelations of the 2026 midterm elections is that Islamophobia is becoming a much less effective political weapon.
Actor Christopher McDonald says he was shocked to learn about Jimmy Stewart’s military service and the emotional struggles the Hollywood legend experienced after World War II. In an interview with ChurchLeaders, McDonald discussed his role
Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell, hospitalized after a frightening neck injury, has released an encouraging statement detailing his remarkable recovery progress and unwavering faith.
In a historic and unprecedented move, newly elected U.S. Senator Adam Hamilton will continue to serve as the lead pastor of his Kansas megachurch, transitioning to a quarter-time role while taking on national legislative duties.
In a recent video, Pastor Léonce Crump Jr. said that the Bible does not teach that a person who dies by suicide goes to hell.
After the city of West Hollywood, California, granted protections to “multipartner domestic relationships,” some faith leaders shared strong words.
Comedian turned Christian influencer Russell Brand has been found guilty of four charges related to sexual assault.
For over 150 years, a mysterious sarcophagus unearthed in Westminster Abbey has baffled experts, its reburied contents and true origins sparking centuries of speculation. Now, groundbreaking scientific analysis and archaeological findings a
New research reveals that most U.S. Protestant pastors are actively using artificial intelligence, yet a significant majority operate without formal policies or guidelines for its application in ministry.
Amid a national blue wave on election night, US voters considered a series of ballot measures over abortion, with the pro-choice cause largely winning the night. Measures adding constitutional rights for abortion passed in Virginia and Neva
Around 5 p.m. on October 29, 2025, Simon Patilo heard gunshots break out across his street in Dodoma, the capital of Tanzania. Earlier in the day, protesters descended on the streets of Dar es Salaam, about 280 miles east of Dodoma, demandi
The election is over, and the results are clear. Exactly two years ago, a certain wave crashed, and the future seemed inevitable. This morning, the tide turned, and our political life once again feels unstable, dramatic, dynamic, contentiou
This piece was adapted from Russell Moore’s newsletter. Subscribe here. One October night back in the 1980s, an adolescent boy walked down the road outside his home in the Woolmarket community of Biloxi, Mississippi, in anguish. He was faci
