Frank Turek Accuses Baylor University of Obstructing Christian Campus Event

Christian apologist Frank Turek has accused Baylor University of imposing excessive security fees and administrative restrictions that led to the postponement of a campus outreach event.
Bible Education Group Wins Settlement, Apology in Religious Discrimination Case

Bible Education Group Wins Settlement, Apology in Religious Discrimination Case

A Washington state school district has reached a settlement with a Christian organization that provides off-campus Bible instruction to public school students, agreeing to apologize, revise its policies and pay $275,000 in legal fees following a dispute over religious discrimination. Everett Public Schools committed to providing religious liberty training.
  • Fewer U.S. Teens Identify as Gay, Lesbian or Bisexual, CDC Data Shows
    Fewer U.S. Teens Identify as Gay, Lesbian or Bisexual, CDC Data Shows
    New federal survey data shows a notable decline in the percentage of younger American teenagers who identify as lesbian, gay or bisexual, prompting researchers and commentators to debate what may be driving the change. An analysis of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s 2025 Youth Risk Behavior Survey found that the shift was pronounced among ninth-grade girls.
  • Court Poised to Dismiss South Carolina UMC Lawsuits Against Nearly 70 Churches
    Court Poised to Dismiss South Carolina UMC Lawsuits Against Nearly 70 Churches
    A South Carolina judge is preparing to dismiss lawsuits filed by the United Methodist Church’s South Carolina Conference against nearly 70 congregations seeking to leave the denomination while retaining their properties. The conference said Tuesday that Circuit Court Judge Brian M. Gibbons had informed the parties that he intends to dismiss the cases.
  • Christian Group Warns California ‘Anti-Hate Speech’ Training Law Could Threaten Religious Freedom
    Christian Group Warns California ‘Anti-Hate Speech’ Training Law Could Threaten Religious Freedom
    A Christian family advocacy organization is warning that California’s new “anti-hate speech” training requirements could create conflicts for pastors, churches and Christian employees who hold traditional religious beliefs. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1803 last month, requiring California employers with at least five employees to include instruction
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