Mary Reichard

Päivi Räsänen’s long legal battle tests whether Christians can freely share Biblical truth in Finland

A fifth-grade teacher shaped her students with prayer, Scripture, and intention, long before one of them became nationally known

Poland invokes Article Four as allies weigh response to escalating drone incursions

Preventive testing and lifestyle changes reduce hidden risks

A teacher pronoun case and World Vision hiring dispute test limits of faith-based protections

A Minnesota community supports its graduating seniors

Author Andrew Klavan describes how honest stories about evil can reveal truth—and point toward God

What grade does DOGE deserve for its reforms—and can we do better?

How law school progressivism is shaping the next generation of U.S. lawyers

Clearing misconceptions and fostering understanding of religious rights in education

From rookies to stars, some NFL players boldly share their faith in Christ

Calls for transparency and change grow amid abuse scandals in the Church of England’s leadership

Vague laws and recent prosecutions could silence pro-life advocates and restrict options for women in crisis

Experts warn of conflict as Taiwan upholds sovereignty and the United States considers defense strategies

A cybersecurity’s flawed software update knocks critical systems offline around the world

Current and former female athletes fight back against the push for males to compete in female sports

The Supreme Court considers a death penalty ruling, a spouse’s non-citizen visa, and gratuity versus bribery for a public official

Medical data is worth much more for sale on the dark web than credit card data

In occupied territories, only the Russian Orthodox Church is allowed, all others are oppressed

The United States needs to send a stronger message to end attacks on the U.S. military in the Middle East