Christian News from a Biblical Worldview

Nationalist leaders from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland gathered in Cardiff on Monday, Sept. 14, in an unprecedented show of unity against Westminster.

French investigators are trying to determine how a massive piece of rail ended up on a railway track in Normandy, causing a passenger train carrying 186 people to derail and leaving 44 injured.

U.S. President Donald J. Trump has urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to stop attacking Russian oil refineries, as Russian strikes near the Ukraine-Poland border disrupted a train carrying former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and senior European officials.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will travel to New York next week to address the United Nations General Assembly, refusing to surrender one of the world’s most important diplomatic platforms to political threats and expected street protests.

President Donald Trump says Hamas is willing to give up its weapons, offering a hopeful assessment of American efforts to demilitarize the Gaza Strip and move the devastated territory toward reconstruction and civilian government.

Israeli and Lebanese ambassadors are expected to meet at the State Department next week to discuss the continued implementation of a U.S.-brokered security framework.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration joined Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle and two counties Monday in suing the Trump administration over its revived “public charge” immigration rule.

President Donald Trump rejected calls for tighter artificial-intelligence safeguards Monday, arguing that America must remain ahead of China and that existing presidential authority provides sufficient oversight.

The United States has deployed space-control weapons in orbit, Air Force Secretary Troy Meink revealed Monday in an unusually direct acknowledgment of previously classified American capabilities.

A Christian family in Pakistan’s Punjab province has appealed for the return of their teenage son, saying he was pressured and forced to convert to Islam while working at a factory.

European policymakers, church leaders and representatives of Syria’s Christian communities have urged the country’s transitional authorities to protect minority Christians amid concerns over the future of believers in the war-torn Middle East nation.