Jardine Malado

A bill that would ban dismemberment and partial-birth abortions is now headed to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's desk after it was approved by state Senate on Friday.

Ontario's Attorney General has announced plans to introduce a legislation that would prohibit pro-life protesters and sidewalk counselors from standing in front of abortion clinics in the province.

The officials of Neosho city in Missouri have refused to comply with an atheist group's request to remove a cross display from Big Spring Park.

A New Jersey town has agreed to pay $3.25 million to an Islamic Society to settle a discrimination lawsuit over its refusal to issue a permit to allow the group to build a mosque.

The Church of England has announced its plans to vote on holding a "baptism-style" service for members who have changed their gender.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz recently recounted his conversation with a Sudanese Christian mother who refused to renounce her faith in Christ even while she was imprisoned and put on death row.

New York is reportedly considering a measure that would allow late-term abortions if the fetus was deemed unviable or when there is a danger to the mother's health.

British intelligence officers have said that there may be as many as 23,000 jihadist extremists living in the U.K.

The Eritrean government has arrested nearly 100 Christians this month as part of the massive crackdown against unregistered churches.

The Texas state Senate has approved a bill that is aimed at banning foreign code of law, including sharia law, from being applied in the state's courts.

A federal judge has dismissed a mother's lawsuit against her teenage child along with school officials and health care providers for giving hormonal treatments to her son to help him "transition" to a girl without her consent.