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With the explosive rise in the rates of chronic and autoimmune disease in the United States over the last two decades, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr has launched an overhaul of the federal agency in a controversial attempt to tackle the issue of America’s declining health by unconventional means.

Grammy-winning Christian artist, Lauren Daigle, has taken to social media in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, inviting people to join her in daily Scripture reading, prayer, and fasting. Here's how you can join her.

For the last 15 years, the mountainous area of Cameroon’s Far North region has been a place of violence and bloodshed for Christians. Each night comes with fear of attacks from the Islamic extremist group Boko Haram.

As Christians in Australia cry out for righteous leadership in our governments, an unlikely scenario in Tasmania has emerged in a small Hobart café called The Way, to pioneer collaboration between Christian MPs and the ekklesia.

Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin, Tyler Robinson, appears to have been radicalised online, motivated by far-left beliefs, and romantically involved with his transgender roommate.

In late August 2025, Christian farmers in North-Central Nigeria endured renewed violence at the hands of Fulani herdsmen, marking yet another tragic chapter in a long-standing conflict over land and resources.

Whistleblower psychiatrist Dr Jillian Spencer has been dismissed from Queensland Health after raising the concerns, even as Dr Michelle Telfer, a leading gender clinician rebuked by the Family Court, was exonerated by Australia’s medical regulator.

Christian singer Forrest Frank has offered a stirring call to faith and repentance following the assassination of Christian activist Charlie Kirk, leading his millions of social media fans in the sinners' prayer. He joins other artists who have paid tribute to Kirk.

After years of stagnant church attendance, a surprising shift is underway. Millennials and Generation Z are emerging as the new “backbone of church attendance”, driving a resurgence in spiritual engagement.

In the wake of the horrific assassination of American Christian commentator and activist, Charlie Kirk, a range of Australian political, cultural, and religious leaders have expressed their sorrow and extended their support to the young man's family as they grieve. Here are some of their tributes.

President Trump has launched America Prays, calling on Americans to gather weekly in prayer, honour the nation’s Christian foundations, seek God’s guidance, and prepare spiritually for the United States’ 250th anniversary.

With more than 6,000 signatories across 60 nations, the Australian Creed for Sexual Integrity has rallied the global church to uphold God’s design for marriage, family and sexual morality.

The NSW Government has confirmed that certain prayers are now illegal under the Conversion Practices Ban Act, prompting widespread concern among Christians about the erosion of religious freedom and the future of pastoral ministry.

Examining over 200 tide gauge stations worldwide, researchers have found no global acceleration in sea level rise, contrary to wild predictions by climate alarmists and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

We now know that the majority of abortion patients say that their abortions did negatively impact their mental health. To insist that abortion never impacts mental health is, essentially an absurd, ideologically driven fantasy.

Katy Gallagher has sidestepped questions from Senator Pauline Hanson and denied prior knowledge of the Aborted Baby Bonus scandal. However, The Daily Declaration has proof she was informed weeks ago.

A Minneapolis Catholic school Mass turned deadly on Wednesday when a transgender shooter opened fire on a church full of children. The FBI is investigating the attack as an act of anti-Christian domestic terrorism.

Castle Law grants immunity to citizens for defending their homes against intruders. Current New South Wales legislation is almost non-existent, and appears to be more for the benefit of the intruder than the defender.

Women’s advocate Kirralie Smith and her organisation Binary face up to $200,000 in fines after their statements calling male-born soccer players “men” were ruled unlawful vilification under the NSW Anti-Discrimination Act.

Australian high jumper Nicola Olyslagers (née McDermott), known for her outspoken Christian faith, has shared the podium in Switzerland despite adverse conditions.