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May 20

Christian summer camp sues Colorado over new transgender rule

Camp IdRaHaJe is challenging Colorado's new gender identity regulations for children's camps, arguing they infringe on religious freedom and threaten its Christian mission.

May 19

Colorado Christian summer camp sues state for requiring access to gender identity-friendly facilities

A Christian camp that has been operating since 1948 in Colorado is suing the state after the camp was told that it had to accommodate gender expression in camp facilities.

May 19

First American pope welcomes Vance and Rubio for private Vatican audience

U.S. leaders JD Vance and Marco Rubio meet Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, discussing U.S.-Holy See relations, religious freedom, and international issues.

May 19

Education Department rescinds record $37 million fine against Grand Canyon University: 'Wrongly accused'

Grand Canyon University wins appeal as the Education Department rescinds a record $37.7 million fine for alleged deceptive practices involving doctoral programs.

May 18

Afghan Christian pastor pleads with Trump, warns of Taliban revenge after admin revokes refugee protections

A pastor to a congregation primarily composed of Afghan Christian refugees is pleading with President Trump to protect Christian converts from deportation and Taliban persecution.

May 18

IN PICTURES: Pope Leo XIV addresses 150,000 faithful in inaugural Mass

Photo collection shows pontiff greeting nearly 150,000 faithful and world leaders at Vatican ceremony

May 18

Joe Rogan says he finds Jesus' resurrection more plausible than Big Bang theory

Podcast host Joe Rogan argued that the idea God created the universe and Jesus Christ came back to life was more plausible than the "Big Bang" theory.

May 18

Pope Leo XIV vows to work for unity, peace during inaugural mass

Pope Leo XIV spoke in front of 200,000 people during his inaugural mass on Sunday, speaking on messages of unity and those suffering due to war.

May 18

Inaugural Mass held for Pope Leo XIV in St Peter's Square

Pope Leo XIV held his inaugural Mass in the Vatican's St Peter's Square on Sunday. (Video: REUTERS / VATICAN MEDIA / US NETWORK POOL.)

May 18

Portugal's nationwide blackout taught me about a power source that never fails

During a historic power outage in Portugal and Spain, millions experienced chaos, prompting reflections on the enduring and limitless power of God in our lives.