A federal appeals court has unanimously ruled on Monday that a Texas school district can open its board meetings with student-led prayers.

HeartCry Missionary Society founder Paul Washer is expected to be released from the hospital this weekend after undergoing an emergency surgery due to a massive heart attack.

A Cleveland pastor has canceled a meeting with "street leaders" that intended to find ways to reduce gun violence in Chicago.

Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein has argued against the confirmation of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court because of his pro-life beliefs.

The mayor of Longwood city in Florida has refused to remove a cross memorial from the city hall despite objections from a prominent atheist organization, which described the display as exclusionary and unconstitutional.

A Minnesota House panel has approved a measure that would prohibit taxpayer funds from being used to pay for abortions in the state.

A West Virginia school district has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit aimed at ending the Bible in the Schools program, which has been offered in the schools since 1939.

The Kansas Supreme Court has started hearing the arguments in a lawsuit challenging the state's law prohibiting dismemberment abortions.

A Christian video blogger, whose Facebook page was suspended last month for her posts highlighting her Biblical views about homosexuality, has claimed that her page is still being censored even after the social media giant issued an apology over the issue.

Katy Perry is closer to owning the Los Feliz convent in California after the two nuns who wanted to prevent her from purchasing the property lost their appeal last week.

Over 100 Christian leaders have affixed their signature to a letter urging Congress to reject President Donald Trump's proposal to make disproportionate cuts to foreign aid funding.