The United Nations made a database telling the names of companies working in settlements that have long been at the center of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, public yesterday. The list includes well-known brands like Motorola Solutions and General Mills as well as local Israeli businesses and banks.
A federal judge has ruled that a Maryland Chrisitan school can be excluded from a state voucher program over the school's code of conduct which declares that God created each person at birth as male or female to reflect his image.
A court in Pakistan has validated the forced conversion and marriage of a 14-year-old girl.
An Aramaic Christian town in Israel was vandalized this week. Police believe it may have been the work of Jewish extremists in the area.
Church leaders in Iraq are fearful that Christianity may not have much of a future in the country as declines in quality of life force people to flee.
A federal judge ruled this week that despite flying flags representing other religions and cultures, the city of Boston was within its right to denying the flying of the Christian flag.
In an interview with Meghan McCain, Democratic presidential hopeful, Pete Buttigieg, seems to say that he believes a woman should be able to choose when to have an abortion at any time during her pregnancy.
Tim Tebow teamed up with the Vatican this week to host one of his Night to Shine events for people with disabilities.
A lawmaker from Utah has proposed a bill that would require pornography to have a warning label on it. The label would warn consumers of the dangers of the content.
Republican Senator Mitt Romney stood before his peers on Wednesday, citing his "deeply religious" convictions as the reason he must vote to convict the President in the impeachment trial.
