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While accusations persist that Israel is deliberately starving Gaza as part of a genocidal strategy, the evidence overwhelmingly shows otherwise. International bodies should demand accountability from Hamas, not enable its tactics through biased reporting.

Egypt’s Islamic regime is allegedly waging a lobbying war to cover up crimes against Egyptian Christians. A damning new report from Coptic Solidarity researcher Mark Basta exposed what he calls “covert channels” used to gloss over human rights abuses.

A decade after the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision legalised same-sex marriage nationwide in the USA, the possibility of its reversal has reemerged in public discourse. The debate is fierce, spanning across legal, cultural, and political spheres.

If you want to see an end to this conflict, pressure Hamas instead of Israel and set the Palestinian people free. Recognising a Palestinian state unilaterally is rewarding terrorism, playing into the hands of Hamas, and has caused them to withdraw from any negotiations.

How can Grok become capable of prioritising truth over error, as humans can? Or will it always require humans to correct its errors?

Dramas like "Adolescence" teach little boys that the internet may "make them toxic", but this prophecy seems self-fulfilling, as more young men turn from TV’s woke nagging to the "manosphere" for unhealthy examples of masculinity.

Hedonism and sexual anarchy might sound neat, but they can never go far in the real world. Things always get messy. That is why unwanted pregnancies, sexually transmitted diseases, countless abortions, broken families, and fractured societies are now the norm throughout the West.

Students are increasingly concealing their true opinions on politics and gender, navigating a campus culture that rewards conformity, penalises honesty, and stifles authentic engagement.

I want to consider how Australia appears now to be untethering the law from the morality of traditional Christianity, and from reason, at a cyclonic pace in a comprehensive triumph of positivism over natural law.

After pursuing an LGBT lifestyle that left him empty, Dorian experienced a supernatural encounter with Jesus that sparked a journey of faith, healing and freedom. Hear his powerful story on the brand new Love Questions Podcast.

A NSW Court of Appeal has upheld a two-year AVO against Kirralie Smith after she posted images questioning men playing in women’s sports. Her posts were deemed “harassment” despite no intent to harm.

Much of today’s activism is public religion, without God, but with sacraments, creeds, and saints. Once you recognise that, the Gaza-Israel debate in Australia snaps into focus.

Another Garma, another grandiose speech. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese offers familiar promises, but action for Indigenous communities is still missing.

The Harbour Bridge protest was a sermon—a bold proclamation of a theology that rivals the gospel. At its heart lies a theological worldview that fuses political Islam with revolutionary identity politics. The tragedy is not that it happened, but that so few Christian leaders recognised the deeper message it carried.

A new policy from World Athletics will require all female athletes to undergo genetic testing, in a welcome move towards safety and integrity in elite-level women’s competition.

The Governor-General’s neutrality is under fire after Equality Australia — a group she serves as patron — scored a major tax break from Labor ahead of a high-profile court battle.

Despite clear evidence of bias, ABC News has offered no meaningful response to the gender diversity report released in June.

A landmark free speech case has found that Dr Jereth Kok’s Christian and conservative views disqualify him from medical practice, even though his social media posts weren’t directed at patients and most were shared with limited visibility.

As the Albanese government tightens its control over speech, energy and family life, concerns are rising about Australia’s drift toward bureaucratic overreach and digital authoritarianism.

The 48th Parliament of Australia opened with a Welcome to Country, which the Prime Minister claimed is above debate. But do Australians really want to be welcomed to their own country?