CBN US News

• Reviving Sacred Ground: Historic DC Church Reborn as Creative Sanctuary 'for the Glory of God'

  After years of being abandoned, a Washington, D.C. church structure that was built in the 1800s is now under new ownership and getting a new life.

• Democrat in Virginia Race Exposed for Violent Texts About Shooting a Top Republican

  Shockwaves continue in the Virginia Attorney General's race as one candidate is facing pressure to drop out after using language depicting violence against a former Republican lawmaker and his family.

• Can States Restrict Free Speech for Therapists? Supreme Court Hears 'Conversion Therapy' Case

  A Colorado legal battle over what's known as conversion therapy has reached the U.S. Supreme Court. In this case, licensed therapist Kaley Chiles argues her freedom of speech is being violated under a state law that bans therapy aimed at reducing or changing same-sex attraction for minors.

• Christian Student Muted and Booted from School's Free Speech Time for Sharing His Faith

  A Christian high school student from Arkansas says his First Amendment rights were violated after he was silenced by school officials for speaking about his faith with his classmates. 

• Robert Morris Going to Jail After Pleading Guilty to Child Sex Abuse Charges

  Texas megachurch founder Robert Morris pleaded guilty Thursday to repeatedly sexually abusing a young girl in the 1980s, and he will serve jail time as a result.

• Evangelicals in Office? 'We're Asking the Living God to Move into the Public Square of America'

  When President Trump returned to the White House, his message resonated with many Americans when he talked about a "revolution of common sense." Now, some conservatives want another revolution: a movement of pastors and parishioners running for political office.

• US Task Force Seizes Record 1 Million Pounds of Cocaine, $11B Worth of Drugs from Latin America

  The crew of a Florida-based multi-agency task force unit has seized and destroyed a record-breaking one million pounds of cocaine in the last 12 months. That number, officials say, is enough narcotics to kill every American. 

• US Christians and Jews Join Forces to Push Back After 10,000 Antisemitic Incidents Post-Oct. 7

  Combating rising antisemitism in the United States has proven challenging in recent months. But a small Jewish organization, along with CBN and Regent University, has launched a billboard campaign to raise awareness about antisemitism.

• How a Great American City Turned into Murderapolis

  Lifelong residents of Minneapolis will tell you there was a time they could walk the city's streets without a care. If the old Minneapolis was anything, it was clean and safe. Today, in many parts of Minneapolis, those days are gone.

• 1,100+ Decisions for Christ at 'Life Surge' in Colorado Springs, Heads to DC Area Next

  A major faith-fueled event is coming to the Washington, D.C., area this weekend to "inspire, train and equip" believers to influence the marketplace for God's Kingdom. Anticipation is high after recent Life Surge events saw thousands of people commit their lives to Christ from Grand Rapids to Colorado Springs.

• 'Blown Away': Hundreds Saved and Baptized as 8,000 Students Seek Jesus at University of Tennessee

  More than 8,000 college students gathered together to seek God and worship Jesus on Tuesday night at the University of Tennessee for the UniteUS campus event, the ministry reports. 

• Candace Cameron Bure Tapped for Historic Bible-Reading on America's 250th Birthday

  Candace Cameron Bure has been named as one of the national spokespersons for America Reads the Bible, a faith-based event that will commemorate America's 250th birthday next year. 

• 'No Tax on Tips' Serves Up Relief to Service Workers, Sparks Debate Over Fairness and Cost

  A new law is providing significant financial relief for many of America's tipped workers. Under the measure, employees can now exclude up to $25,000 in tips from federal income taxes, a change championed by President Trump.

• Was Charlie Kirk a ‘Modern-Day Moses?’: Pastor Unveils Powerful Tribute

  Over the past two weeks, Pastor Rob McCoy has found himself in the headlines after the co-chair of Turning Point Faith delivered powerful remarks at commentator Charlie Kirk’s memorial.

• Oregon Social Worker Under Fire for Refusing Pronoun Policy, Fights for Religious Exemption

  A county social worker in Oregon says he has come under fire for not following a transgender pronoun policy due to his religious beliefs. He is now requesting a religious exemption to the policy and a guarantee that his employer will not retaliate against him or demote him, according to a non-profit legal group.   

• People Flock to Faith After Charlie Kirk Assassination

  As the nation continues to reel after the death of Charlie Kirk, many questions remain, but one significant development America is witnessing is a surge in conversations about revival, with droves of people coming to faith.

• 'What's Going on…Is Supernatural': Charlie Kirk's Friend Reveals Powerful Moves of God Unfolding

  Businessman and author Barry Meguiar has joined millions in mourning the murder of conservative and Christian commentator Charlie Kirk.

• 4 People Killed in Shooting at Mormon House of Worship in Michigan, Building Torched

  The FBI is investigating a violent and deadly attack on a Mormon house of worship in Michigan on Sunday. A gunman drove his pickup truck into a packed service and opened fire on parishioners. Then, he set the building on fire. 

• Famous Texas Art Exhibit Cadillac Ranch Repainted to Honor Charlie Kirk

  Two visitors to Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, Texas, spent the night before Charlie Kirk’s memorial service repainting 10 upturned sedans in the slain activist’s honor.

• Parents Say AI Chatbots Are Leading Kids to Take Their Own Lives or Commit Sexual Acts

  The growth in AI-powered chatbots or companions comes as more young people are turning to tech about their emotional problems. That's resulting in alarming reports of potential danger.