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Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg has admitted he censored Americans during the pandemic and hid the Hunter Biden laptop story in the lead-up to the 2020 election. It’s a pity “hindsight” won’t bring back two years of lost opportunity.

One meme making the rounds at the moment on social media says this about Zuckerberg vs Durov: “Mark Zuckerberg is free because he sells people’s personal information. Pavel Durov is not free because he does not sell people’s personal information.”

From Asia Bibi to the Kausars, Pakistan is a well-documented flashpoint for Christians living under, near, and next to Islam.

David Closson and Joseph Backholm tackled some of the themes from this year’s DNC, including the promotion of abortion through all nine months of pregnancy and the party’s definition of freedom and personal choice.

The more the Christian roots of America and the West are attacked and removed, the less the benefits of the faith will last. What we are seeing now is clear proof of this reality.

Life-long Democrat Robert F. Kennedy Jr has now ended his presidential bid and has thrown his support to Donald Trump. That should shake up the American election a bit.

It’s been a momentous week for the pro-life movement in Australia. There’s never been a time in the Australian mainstream media where the human rights issue of the right to life of babies has hit the headlines as much as right now.

The pro-death religion being seen so clearly at the DNC should be enough to convince any sensible person, any moral person, and certainly any Christian, what a demonised group of people these really are.

Malcolm Roberts and David Fawcett explain why Australia is failing in its international commitment to uphold the right to life for children born after a failed abortion.

Happy Maddison alumnus Rob Schneider has attributed his Christian faith to the dad life. In an interview seen by over 2.7 million on X, Schneider told Tucker Carlson that the beauty of second chances sold him on God’s saving grace.

Senator Babet and the 17 senators who supported his motion of urgency for medical care for unwanted babies born alive after a failed abortion are to be congratulated.

After the Queensland parliament heard a harrowing account of children born alive and left to die after abortion, federal Senator Ralph Babet will move a motion of urgency today to condemn the practice of leaving children to die after failed abortions.

As a part of Love France, countless lives have been transformed during the Games. Over 2,500 missionaries from various organisations mobilised across the city, leading over a thousand people to faith.

Dave Pellowe, founder of the Church and State (CAS) ministry, faces a complaint put before the Queensland Human Rights Commission, accusing him of racism and vilification. Pellowe is being "forced" into a legal battle simply for replacing "Welcome to Country" with Psalm 24:1.

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif wants the freedom to think he’s a woman, while denying others the freedom to say what they think. Khelif is all in for gender freedom, while all out to suppress freedom of speech.

Auron MacIntyre examines how Western democracies are being undone not just by our political elites but by flawed notions of progress, efficiency and individualism. At the end of the day, this is really a religious war, with two radically different worldviews battling it out.

Donald Trump, reflecting on his close brush with an assassin’s bullet, says he’s now more a believer in God. The former president and 2024 candidate made the comments on X during a live conversation with Elon Musk.

A shockingly frivolous complaint against the Church And State ministry and me personally has since been made with the Queensland Human Rights Commission, falsely alleging that I vilified and humiliated an individual because of his race and religion.

Dr Joanna Howe has won her case against the University of Adelaide’s demand for re-education.

Melbourne doctor Jereth Kok was suspended under emergency provisions by the medical regulators in 2019 after two anonymous complaints triggered an investigation into his social media posts.