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One tireless worker for families, marriage, and especially for children, is the American activist and writer Katy Faust. She and her pastor husband have four children and live in Seattle.

Slowly, then all at once. That’s how quickly the global consensus can change. In a historic moment earlier this week, the US government has announced it will only recognise two sexes.

The movie "Conclave" is currently playing in cinemas, and while it’s still only January, I’m going to stick my neck out and say that it’s going to be one of the best films of 2025.

The Democratic Party’s post-election miscalculations came into greater focus recently when the House voted on a bill to protect girls’ sports — an issue that even The New York Times admits has 79% support.

Some have described the fight to protect women from the threats of gender ideology as “a war we shouldn’t have to be fighting.” Nonetheless, Americans who want to keep biological men out of women’s sports and private spaces battled on regardless.

US Government policy now officially lines up with reality and biology. On the first day of his return as President of the United States, Donald Trump signed this executive order to restore the rights and dignity of human beings back into law. 

The first person to take issue with Donald Trump’s insistence that there are only two genders was an Episcopalian priest. Of course. Bishop Marianne Budde used her Washington pulpit, tilted to the left, to berate the President for — of all things — agreeing with Moses.

Donald Trump has cemented his 2025 inauguration by proclaiming the dawn of an American Golden Age. Flanked by Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, the Trump family, and Elon Musk, the 45th and now 47th President of the United States declared a “new era of national success.”

Whether he realised it or not, Federal Court judge Peter Tree has laid the responsibility for the continued use of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones on children — despite increasing international caution — firmly at the feet of the New South Wales Government. 

Sowell draws a striking contrast between the elite academia, or the Anointed, and the general population, whom he refers to as the Benighted — those deemed unenlightened and trapped in moral or intellectual darkness.

Here, I briefly discuss three new books about three amazing Christian women. Two involve rather dramatic conversion stories of Americans who have recently written up their stories, while the third involves an Australian whose new book is equally inspiring.

You probably wouldn’t know it by the legislation they pass and the debates they have, but Capitol Hill is one of the most religious places on earth.

Where confusion over sexuality abounds today, the Australian Creed brings crisp clarity to this deeply personal and vitally important biblical teaching. And the impact of the creed is growing.

Mark Zuckerberg concedes that Meta has made serious mistakes and suppressed content, and has announced he will dump fact-checkers. Here are five astonishing admissions in this massive win for free speech.

Dylan Mulvaney’s hairdresser, Jonathan Van Ness, has “divided the internet” over the dress he wore to the recent Golden Globes. The ‘you-do-you’, easygoing, non-confrontational approach we have adopted in the West over the past 50 years to bearded ladies has done nothing but produce more bearded ladies.

So many of our progressive elites, politicians, media outlets, academics and others want to pretend that there is no such thing as a person who once transitioned but now deeply regrets it.

The Victorian Liberal Leader, John Pesutto – and I use the word ‘leader’ in the loosest possible sense – used his casting vote last Friday to keep Moira Deeming out of the Liberal Partyroom.

The Washington Post has for years consistently promoted transing minors — a stance they have since challenged in a recent op-ed.

Joseph should get more than a nod at Christmas, because even for Jesus, fathers are not an accessory; they are a necessity.

Contrary to popular opinion, Lily Phillips is not a victim but a willing participant — and her debauchery is a reminder that we must recover the sacredness of sex.