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Published by the United States Office of Personnel Management (OPM), the restoration of rights is in conjunction with Team Trump repealing an anti-Christian bias embedded within American government institutions.

President Donald Trump is planning a crackdown on debanking, after reports that conservatives and Christians are losing access to financial services on political grounds.

AHPRA bureaucrats and investigators went to extraordinary lengths in order to unearth Dr Jereth Kok’s private beliefs. This wasn’t regulation. It was persecution, and it’s even worse than we thought. Here's the full-scale ideological operation to break a Christian GP for the crime of expressing his beliefs online.

A Victorian Tribunal's ruling that Dr Jereth Kok was guilty of 'professional misconduct' due to his social media posts on same-sex marriage, children's gender surgery and abortion, is a severe warning of the intention to punish Christian conservative viewpoints. Christians must not look away.

The state of New York paid Christian wedding photographer Emilee Carpenter $225,000 in attorney fees last week, after she sued them on account of a state law that would have required her to photograph same-sex weddings.

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.

In response to rising campus antisemitism, ideological conformity and failing academic standards, a group of prominent thinkers has unveiled the Manhattan Statement — a pointed critique of modern universities and a roadmap for long-overdue reform.

Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen is still battling in court over a Twitter post quoting Paul’s letter to the Romans. Fed up with the continual downgrade of the Finnish Lutheran Church’s commitment to the gospel and biblical marriage, Räsänen says she is now prepared to leave the church.

Drew Hutton, 78, who helped found the Greens with Bob Brown in the 1980s, has been expelled from the party for expressing 'trans-critical views'. On 20 July, Hutton will plead for the decision to be reversed before the Queensland Greens state council.

A former pastor shares why he now speaks more directly about politics, justice and truth — and why staying quiet no longer feels like faithfulness.

Despite the Cold War’s end, the ideology of Communism persists — reshaping politics, governance, and freedoms across the globe today.

A personal story from a Sydney high school reveals how multiculturalism unintentionally seeded anti-Semitic attitudes — and why ignoring the cost of mass immigration carries long-term consequences.

As Melbourne reels from attacks on synagogues and Israeli-owned businesses, a rare coalition of faith communities gathered peacefully over the weekend to reclaim the moral ground in a nation struggling against rising terror and intimidation.

In many fields of study, predictions are frequently wrong, and disagreements among “experts” are commonplace. Yet when it comes to public policy, many politicians and media personalities reference ‘expert opinion’ as unassailable fact to avoid the proper debate of ideas.

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has been found out. Again. On Tuesday, Julie Inman Grant was rebuked for issuing an unlawful censorship order. Last week, she was named by the U.S. Congress for colluding with the international censorship cartel.

Canadian Chris Elston, known as Billboard Chris, has won “the most important freedom of speech case on the planet right now” against Australia’s eSafety Commissioner. The landmark decision overturned a censorship order against a post he made in 2024.

The push to ban children under 16 from YouTube and other social media platforms isn’t about safety. It’s about government control—and the death of online anonymity.

Billboard Chris has had his $806 fine withdrawn after a dramatic free speech showdown in Brisbane’s Queen Street Mall earlier this year.

NSW Premier Minns' staffers refused to appear before the parliamentary inquiry examining hate speech laws introduced in response to the Dural bomb hoax. The inquiry has agreed to issue arrest warrants to get them to appear.

Almost no one’s talking about this June 12 UN workshop on disinformation, and that’s exactly how they want it. Just another quiet step in a years-long plan to control what you can say and what you’re allowed to believe.