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Friday, 17 July 2026

Fort Worth Police Chief Vows Accountability After Officer Confront Street Preachers at Pride Event

A Texas police chief said officers mishandled an encounter with street preachers outside a city pride event, as the U.S. Department of Justice raised civil rights concerns.

Oklahoma Church Grocery Giveaway Helps Hundreds as 35 Turn to Christ
Dozens of people professed faith in Jesus Christ during a weekend grocery giveaway hosted by an Oklahoma church that provided food assistance to hundreds of residents.
Pakistani Court Sentences Muslim Crane Operator to 10 Years Over Anti-Christian Riots
A Pakistani anti-terrorism court has sentenced a Muslim crane operator to 10 years in prison over his role in anti-Christian riots that erupted in the country’s largest province in 2023.
Catholic Teacher Says She Lost Job After Answering Students’ Questions on Abortion, Faith
A Catholic teacher from the United States who was working in Scotland says she lost her job after responding to students’ questions about American life, including abortion and transgender issues.

Trump Claims China Behind “Largest Compromise of Election Data in History”

Trump Claims China Behind “Largest Compromise of Election Data in History”

President Donald Trump issued a strong warning in a White House address Thursday night that China had orchestrated what he called “the largest compromise of election data in history.” He claimed the breach gave the U.S. adversary access to “220 million U.S. voter files,” including names, addresses, phone numbers and party preferences.

Arkansas Earns Top Religious Liberty Ranking: Sanders Warns Loss of Community Fuels Anti-Christian Hostility
Americans who have endured major hardships or personal tragedies are more likely to read the Bible and describe their faith as a source of comfort than those who have not experienced similar struggles. Among respondents who had gone through divorce, 53% reported using the Bible, compared with 38% of those who had not experienced divorce.
36-Year-Old Man Arrested in Alleged Molotov Cocktail Attack on Queens Baptist Church
A man has been arrested after allegedly throwing a Molotov cocktail at a New York City church and is believed to be connected to similar attacks on other properties. New York police said a 36-year-old man was taken into custody last week after he allegedly threw a Molotov cocktail at Iglesia Bautista El Mesias, a Baptist church in Queens.
U.S. Pledges $386 Million in Humanitarian Aid After Venezuela Earthquakes
The U.S. State Department has released an update on humanitarian relief efforts in Venezuela following the June 24 earthquakes, with the U.S. government committing more than $386 million to the operation. The State Department said more than 400 metric tons of supplies have already reached about 70,000 people.

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