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The culture war is really an argument over what is real and what is not. Perhaps, in Pope Leo XIV, we may have a leader who advocates for reality over the unreality promoted by popular culture and political elites.

The US Department of Health and Human Services has released a landmark report warning that 'gender-affirming' procedures for children are medically unproven, risky, and ethically questionable.

In an Australia first, the ACT Labor government is considering assisted suicide for patients who lose decision-making capacity — alarming pro-life groups who have long warned of a slippery slope regarding euthanasia.

In the aftermath of Pope Francis' death, I read much from people who had anointed themselves either his Catholic defenders or his critics. Some critics said nothing positive; defenders, nothing negative. The truth is in the middle.

SCOTUS has upheld the Trump Administration's decision to remove transgenderism from the US Military, finding no reason to deny the US government's policy of "Prioritising military excellence and readiness".

New NHS draft guidance recommends screening trans-identifying children for autism and trauma, marking a major shift in policy following the landmark Cass Report.

Appreciating and celebrating mothers isn’t just a kind gesture – it’s essential to the health and strength of families and society. Here are six reasons why this appreciation is so vital.

Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected the new head of the Roman Catholic Church, taking the papal name Leo XIV. The 69-year-old American succeeds Pope Francis, who died last month.

The US has rebuked Australia for its censorship of ‘Billboard Chris’ Elston, in a hint that future trade negotiations could hinge on the Albanese government’s respect for free speech and democratic values.

The World Health Organisation is set to ratify its controversial Pandemic Treaty after a three-year battle with member states. But critics say it gives the WHO undemocratic and dangerous power over sovereign nations.

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has stormed the political scene, winning hundreds of seats in a recent election — but internal tensions and questions about its Muslim ties are causing some consternation within conservative circles.

The wet market spillover narrative pushed during the COVID-19 pandemic conceals deeper issues with public health orthodoxy.

Historian Henry Sire’s explosive claims about the late Pope Francis in his book 'Dictator Pope' paint a disturbing picture of Vatican corruption, doctrinal drift, and a leadership style some insiders described as authoritarian and dangerous.

As Turkey shifts towards Islamic nationalism, its rise reflects deeper spiritual dynamics, aligning with biblical prophecy and echoing the spiritual battles waged by the Ottoman Empire.

Our hope isn't in election results. It's in something deeper—in what God might be doing behind the scenes. While counterintuitive, this result could even be a cause for great rejoicing.

In a bold move on the National Day of Prayer, Trump signed an executive order creating the Religious Liberty Commission, tasked with protecting religious freedom, defending conscience rights, and confronting government discrimination against believers.

Trump’s second term has seen overwhelming negative coverage, with 92.2% of evaluations of him critical, according to a recent study. By contrast, Biden enjoyed highly positive media coverage during his first 100 days.

An explosive new report challenges official data, showing that real-world use of the abortion drug mifepristone leads to serious complications in more than 10% of cases.

Spain’s renewables PowerGrid went from net zero to net nothing on Monday, 28 April. An atmospheric disturbance on an unstable grid is likely the cause. Will Australia learn the lesson?

President Trump’s second administration has wasted no time: in just 100 days, he’s reversed radical policies on abortion and gender, protected religious freedom, secured the border, and put national sovereignty back on the agenda.