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Trump’s tariffs have produced a massive “reciprocal” trade deal with the UK. But the agreement fails to protect freedom of speech or religious freedom, provisions many hoped for. What does this mean for trade deals in Australia?

After years of growing influence in schools and politics, LGBT advocacy giants GLSEN and HRC are now embarking on mass layoffs, citing financial pressures and declining corporate support under the new Trump administration.

America's Episcopal Church has rejected refugees because they're white. Citing commitments to “racial justice and reconciliation,” the Church issued a 900-word press release on Monday accusing President Trump of giving white South African farmers “preferential treatment.”

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.

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".

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.

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.

The Trump administration may soon end its push for peace in Ukraine. But in doing so, is it handing Putin exactly what he wants? A closer look at the mounting pressure and diplomacy.

Vatican officials have announced that Pope Francis died early on Easter Monday at the age of 88. Catholics around the globe are mourning the loss of Pope Francis, but his papacy has had a mixed reception.

Australia is yet again approaching an election in which neither party leader, or party, is particularly popular. Whoever wins will be little more than, in the eyes of Australians, the leper with the most fingers. Australia tends not to elect heroes; it elects managers.

Over the past few days, there have been at least three terrific wins when it comes to the gender wars, the sexual revolutionaries, and protecting women. Three nations have seen significant victories for some sexual sanity in the culture wars, with the radical trans agenda being given a few big hits.

President Donald Trump has issued a Holy Week proclamation affirming the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ as the cornerstone of the Christian faith, and announced an “extraordinary” schedule of events at the White House to celebrate Easter “with the observance it deserves.”

Trump’s tariff tussle is reshaping global trade. Is it chaos, or a calculated strategy to revive America?

A sobering study released by disinformation watchdog NewsGuard found that ten leading generative AI chatbots repeated false claims from a Moscow-based content network 33 per cent of the time, thereby spreading Russian propaganda.

There’s much to worry about in this uncertain world — the world really is on fire. But as I think and blog about these issues, I try to process them in a way that draws me closer to God and His goodness rather than toward despair and fear.

Democrat politicians sat and scowled as President Trump told children that they are perfect just the way God made them.

The emotional impact of the election of Donald Trump has been breathtaking, with responses ranging from hysterical despair through to something that approaches worship. Without God, humanity is without hope, always seeking a hero to put their faith in.

On Wednesday 26 February, President Donald Trump held the first cabinet meeting of his second term. To start off the momentous occasion, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Scott Turner delivered a prayer that’s got conversation buzzing.

Certainly, IVF has brought the hope of bearing a child to fruition for a small percentage (23%) of couples who utilise the process. At the same time, however, we must recognise that millions more lives have been lost through this process that treats children as a commodity, not a gift.

Mr President, you came promising to negotiate an end to the Ukraine war. A war that has decimated Ukrainian cities. A war that has left a trail of widows and orphans.  A war that has brought destruction into European soil we haven’t seen since World War 2.