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Rescued NASA Astronaut 'Butch' Wilmore Shares Test of Faith: 'Vital to My Existence' For NASA Astronaut Barry "Butch" Wilmore, it was a homecoming nine months in the making. Wilmore, a devout Christian, leaned on his faith throughout the extended mission. He described his spiritual connection as "vital to existence."

YETI Faces Backlash Over Social Partnerships After Canceling Conservative Group's Mug Order YETI, the well-known manufacturer of high-end coolers and drinkware, is facing criticism after canceling a custom order placed by the Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women.

The Question Now Before the Supreme Court: Is Serving the Needy Religious or Not? The Supreme Court hears arguments today in a case that could reshape how religious organizations operate. Wisconsin's high court ruled Catholic Charities is not entitled to a religious tax exemption.

The Question Now Before the Supreme Court: Is Serving the Needy Religious or Not? The Supreme Court hears arguments today in a case that could reshape how religious organizations operate. Wisconsin's high court ruled Catholic Charities is not entitled to a religious tax exemption.

True Miracle: He Heard God Speak and What Happened Next Shocked His Doctors Christopher Gunderson spent the first 16 years of his life unable to eat and in desperate need of medical intervention for survival.

Inmates Serving Life Sentences Know Better Than Anyone What It Takes to Get - and Keep - a Fresh Start f you didn't make it past "Quitter's Day" this year, or if you've just lost momentum in pursuing personal life change, April is actually known as "Second Chance Month" – an opportunity for another fresh start.

NJ Mom Says DHS, TSA 'Threat-Tagged' Her, Wrecked Her Life for Questioning Sexual Posters at School A New Jersey mom who says she was treated like a terrorist for voicing concerns over offensive signs at her children's school is now suing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), and the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness (NJOHSP) for their alleged role in retaliating against her for speaking out. 

Lawmakers Tackle Antisemitism on College Campuses Amid Staggering Spike in Hate With a 500 percent spike in antisemitic incidents on college campuses, the Senate HELP Committee, on Thursday, took on the topic of hate.

'I Was in a Serene, White-Enveloped Place': Bishop TD Jakes Describes Recent Near-Death Experience Megachurch pastor Bishop T.D. Jakes of the Potter's House in Dallas recently shared new details about the reason for the medical emergency he suffered while preaching at his church on November 24.

Parents File Complaint After Daughters Punished for Refusing to Share Locker Room With Male Student The parents of two Wisconsin high school students are seeking a federal investigation into an incident in which their daughters were forced to share a locker room with a biological male transgender student and then punished when they refused to change in front of him.

Firefighters Make Progress on Containing Some Carolina Wildfires, but Others Grow Firefighters have announced progress on containing two of the largest wildfires burning in the North Carolina mountains, but are warning that fire danger remains from dry and windy conditions.

602 Make First-Time Decisions for Christ at Youth Outreach in Louisiana: 'Great Move of God' Hundreds of young people hungry for God packed out a football stadium in Denham, Louisiana last week to hear the gospel message of Christ. 

3 Houston Teens Try to Kill Their Own Mother with Knives After She Turns Off the Wi-Fi Three teenage girls have been arrested, accused of trying to kill their own mother after she turned off the Wi-Fi in their house, according to a report from the Harris County Sheriff's office in Houston, Texas.

Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Protect Pro-life Pregnancy Centers from Discrimination For decades, pro-life pregnancy centers have been under fire from abortion providers and their allies in federal, state, and local governments. Now, lawmakers on Capitol Hill are looking to change all that by introducing legislation that would protect pregnancy centers from discrimination as they continue their life-affirming mission.   

'Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!' Patrick Henry's Rallying Cry for Freedom Turns 250 The phrase "Give me liberty or give me death!" first rang out through the corridors of history in a famous speech by Patrick Henry delivered 250 years ago this week.

Robert Morris Abuse Case Latest: Cindy Clemishire Testifies Before Texas Lawmakers Cindy Clemishire, the woman at the center of the abuse case involving former Gateway Church founder Robert Morris, stood before lawmakers at the Texas Capitol last week to advocate for survivors of sexual abuse and trafficking. 

Astronaut 'Butch' Wilmore Celebrates Homecoming at Church: 'All of This Goes Back to My Faith' This Sunday's service at Providence Baptist Church in Pasadena, Texas, was anything but ordinary. It was a celebration. After spending nine months stranded in space, astronaut Barry "Butch" Wilmore reunited with his wife, two daughters and church family.

'Tumors Disappeared': Preacher Says Miracles, Healings, Deliverance Broke Out During Historic Revival The pastor at the center of the Asbury Revival continues to have a front-row seat to some of the powerful moves of God continuing to reverberate two years after the spiritual outpouring first captivated the world.

Antisemitism, Plagiarism, 'Clear Marxist Leaning': Dr. Carol Swain Sounds Alarm on Higher Ed Harvard, once the shining example of academic excellence, has faced criticism over its handling of campus antisemitism as well as accusations that a former university president committed plagiarism.  Dr. Carol Swain, a retired professor and author of The Gay Affair, Harvard, Plagiarism, and the Death of Academic Integrity, claims higher education has been hijacked by the left and academic integrity sacrificed because of it. 

Lawmakers Across US Push for Ten Commandments in Public Schools: 'Why Would We Not Mention God?' Republican legislators in more than a dozen states have introduced bills calling for the public display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. The movement gained momentum after Louisiana became the first state in the modern era to mandate such displays.

Down Syndrome Is Not a Burden, but Rather a Tremendous Gift This World Down Syndrome Day I am reminded of the strength of my parents, the pure love of my siblings, and the true gift they have been to my family and those around us.

'Roller Coaster Ride': America's Aging Crisis Is Straining Families, but There Are Ways to Prepare Life expectancy for Americans reached 78.4 years in 2023. That is nearly 11 months longer than the year before. This extended lifespan, though, has led to warnings of an aging population crisis that could affect seniors on a number of levels.

College Students Skip Spring Break Trips 'to Express God's Love' by Rebuilding Asheville As rebuilding efforts continue across western North Carolina in communities devastated by Hurricane Helene, college students are ditching their traditional spring break trips to bring hope and help to those in this hurting community.

Supreme Court to Hear Case of Schools Trying to 'Cut the Parents Out' on LGBTQ Issues A significant case involving parental rights and LGBTQ+ education is set to be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court as early as this spring and could have wide-reaching implications for religious beliefs and public education across the country.

Some Republicans Call to Impeach Anti-Trump Judge Who Tried to Block Deportations President Trump and others are calling for the impeachment of a judge who called the deportation of Venezuelan immigrants unconstitutional.  It's not the only issue the administration has with judges who are ruling against Trump policies.

'Cut the Parents Out': Supreme Court to Hear Parental Rights Case Over LGBTQ+ Content in Schools A significant case involving parental rights and LGBTQ+ education is set to be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court as early as this spring and could have wide-reaching implications for religious beliefs and public education across the country.

After 9 Grueling Months in Space, Rescued NASA Astronaut Says It Was Jesus That Kept Him NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams survived nine unexpected months on the International Space Station, but they finally returned home to Earth on Tuesday thanks to SpaceX.

YouTube TV Accused of Censoring Faith-Based 'Great American Family', FCC Chair Demands Answers The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission is demanding answers from Google after finding evidence that suggests YouTube has censored a Christian-based television network from its paid subscription YouTube TV platform. 

Regent University Welcomes Israel's UN Ambassador with Partnerships and Support Regent University welcomed Israel's ambassador to the United Nations on Tuesday for a discussion on a wide range of issues. The event included the announcement of several initiatives by CBN and Regent to give students and others an opportunity to support Israel.

Students Chalk Entire Gospel of John All Over Western Kentucky U: 'I Want Them to See Christ' Christian students at Western Kentucky University have found a unique way to reach their fellow students on campus with the Gospel message.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom Admits Men in Women’s Sports Is ‘Deeply Unfair’ California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) — the nephew of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) — is acknowledging men playing in women’s sports is “deeply unfair.”

Did Trump Administration Defy Court's Order Over Deportations? Here's What This Legal Expert Has to Say There are major questions over the legality of President Trump invoking the Alien Enemies Act and the decision not to obey a judge's order to return deportees to the U.S.  

Missouri AG Orders Planned Parenthood Clinics to 'Cease-And-Desist' Chemical Abortions Missouri's Attorney General has issued a cease-and-desist order against Planned Parenthood facilities in the state to keep them from offering chemical abortions in the state. 

Dozens of Tornadoes Slash the South and Midwest, Leaving Trail of Destruction and at Least 39 Dead Utter devastation struck the nation's heartland over the weekend as dozens of tornadoes left a trail of death and destruction across eight states, from Missouri to Alabama. At least 39 people are known to be dead.

Tornadoes, wildfires and blinding dust sweep across US as massive storm leaves at least 37 dead Residents pounded by unusually vicious weather across parts of the U.S. surveyed damage Sunday from violent tornadoes, high winds and blinding dust storms that decimated homes and other structures and left at least 37 people dead.

Ben & Jerry's Blasted for Celebrating Abortion Providers, Claiming Pro-Life Laws Are 'White Supremacy' Ben & Jerry’s faced swift backlash this week from the pro-life community after the behemoth ice cream brand took to X to celebrate “National Abortion Provider Appreciation Day.”

Christian College Launching 'Pulpit Simulator' to Train Pastors for Better Preaching A small Christian college in rural Indiana has big goals for its latest initiative — a program designed to be a “flight simulator” of sorts for pastors wanting to hone their skills behind the pulpit.

'A Mental Breakdown from Testosterone': Detransitioners Tell Heartbreaking Stories to Trump Admin The Trump administration's new leader of the Department of Education met with a group of detransitioners Wednesday to discuss ways to protect young people from the dangers and harms associated with transgender ideology.

Protesters Occupy Trump Tower Over Detention of Pro-Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil Protests erupted inside Trump Tower on Thursday as demonstrators from Jewish Voice for Peace demanded the release of Mahmoud Khalil, a detained Columbia University activist and Palestinian student from Syria.

CBN's Operation Blessing on a Mission to 'Share God's Love' on World Water Day: 'The Gift of Clean Water' CBN's Operation Blessing is on a mission to transform lives in the highlands of Peru this World Water Day. 

Andrew Brunson's Prison Dream: Dark Anti-Israel Alliance Emerging America's spiritual decline may have stabilized, but the country's failure to defend Judeo-Christian values is leading to the emergence of a dark, anti-Israel regional alliance. But Pastor Andrew Brunson says God gave him a vision while he was imprisoned in Turkey...

Former Megachurch Pastor Robert Morris Indicted on Child Sexual Abuse Charges Former Texas megachurch pastor Robert Morris, the founder of Gateway Church, has been indicted in Oklahoma on five counts of lewd or indecent acts with a child, the state's attorney general announced Wednesday.

SCOTUS Takes Case of Christian Counselor Banned From Helping Clients Find 'God-Given' Identity The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has agreed to hear the case of a Christian therapist who is challenging Colorado's ban on "conversion therapy" that targets conversations meant to help minor clients accept their God-given gender and sexuality.

5,000 Students Seek Jesus at WVU, Nearly 1,000 Respond to Altar Call: 'Life-Changing Salvation' Organizers of a nationwide revival movement taking place on college campuses across the United States say they were "blown away" Tuesday night after 5,000 students gathered at West Virginia University to praise Jesus. 

Trump Admin Accuses Student Activist Mahmoud Khalil of 'Siding with Terrorists', Deportation Blocked The Israel-Hamas war is once again at the center of a political firestorm at a major American university. Protesters are demanding the release of Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil, a prominent Palestinian activist who faces deportation for his part in the pro-Palestinian protests on the school's campus last year.

Trump Touts Tariffs as Way to Boost US Manufacturing, Wall Street Temporarily Rattled President Trump is touting tariffs as a way to bring back American manufacturing and boost the economy. Speaking to about 100 CEOs from America's largest companies, President Trump said America now has a new, business-friendly climate.

Investigating the Supernatural: CBN Documentary Examines the Evidence for Miracles Christians know that miracles still happen today. But what is the evidence for a skeptical world? In the new documentary, "Investigating the Supernatural: Miracles," CBN News' investigative journalist Billy Hallowell takes viewers on a journey of discovery into the evidence and claims of modern-day miracles.

Tesla Sites Firebombed, X Hit with Major Cyberattack as Musk Aims to Cut Wasteful Gov't Spending The social media site X, formerly known as Twitter, had a pretty bad day on Monday after users reported outages four times in one day.

The Beginning of the End for Gender Medicine? Why Trump Could Be Its Toughest Foe Yet Advocates for the lucrative field of pediatric transgender medicine are fighting back after President Trump moved to cut federal funding for treatments like puberty blockers, hormones, and gender surgeries. Those who support the move consider it a golden opportunity and perhaps the beginning of the end of the transgender movement.

First of 3 Significant Blood Moons Hits This Week, Landing Directly on Jewish Holiday Some remarkable celestial signs will be on display in the coming months that may hold prophetic significance for our world. This series of four heavenly phenomena includes three lunar events, two of which especially appear to represent a possible message about Israel.

Gov't Shutdown Looms with Tariff War Set to Begin; New Canadian Leader Says 'Canada Will Win' House Republican leaders are hoping to head off a government shutdown on Friday, with a vote scheduled for tomorrow.

Trump Admin Cancels $400M in Federal Funding for Columbia University, Citing Antisemitism The Trump administration has announced the cancellation of $400 million in federal funding for Columbia University, citing the school's insufficient efforts to address antisemitism on campus.

Houston Boy Captures Hearts After President Trump Honors Him During Joint Address to Congress A 13-year-old Houston boy has been in the spotlight since President Donald Trump honored him during his Joint Address to Congress this week. Devarjaye Daniel is battling brain and spinal cancer but has not let his health struggles stop him from pursuing his dream of becoming an honorary law enforcement officer. This week, the President bestowed upon him what DJ calls the "best honor yet."

As Egg Crisis Persists, New Agriculture Secretary Outlines Plans to Lower Prices The average price of eggs has now climbed to an all-time high of $4.95 a dozen. In some parts of the country, it's much higher. Trump's new Agriculture Secretary, Brooke Rollins, has announced a five-point plan to bring prices down.  

‘Jesus Is King’: Biggest Streamer in the World ‘Ninja’ Shares Gospel With Fans Tyler Blevins is one of the most prolific video-game streamers on the internet, with a Twitch account boasting more than 19 million followers and a YouTube channel with nearly 24 million subscribers. So when he says something, it makes an impact.

From Tornadoes to Whiteouts, Wild Weather Wreaks Havoc Across the US A massive storm system is sweeping across the United States, bringing blizzard conditions, tornadoes, high winds, and fires to multiple regions, impacting millions of Americans.

Faith and Healing on Horseback: 'A Ringside Seat to Miracles Every Day' For centuries, horses have inspired and healed people. Today, they remain an integral part of American life—with over nine million horses nationwide and more than seven million people involved in the industry. 

Trump Addresses Congress Tonight: From Ukraine to DOGE, 'I Will Tell It Like It Is' The Trump administration is making big moves today, putting tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada and increasing the price on imports from China. Some of those countries are already retaliating with tariffs on U.S. products. The administration also announced it's pausing military aid to Ukraine. All this comes as the president delivers his first address to a joint session of Congress tonight.

'Parent-Free Zones'? US Court Rules School Had Right to Hide Child's Gender Identity from Parents Massachusetts parents of a middle school student are hoping to take their case against their child's school district to the U.S. Supreme Court. That comes after a federal court ruled they do not have a constitutional right to be informed that their daughter changed her gender identity and name while at school. The court essentially ruled that her school had a right to hide that information from the parents.