Israeli Military Poised to Enter Rafah, Hamas Keeps Dragging Out Hostage Talks

A change is coming for the Museum of the Bible with a new CEO, Dr. Carlos Campo. As Dr. Campo prepares to take over leadership of the museum, he tells CBN News he's excited to keep building on its tradition of being a place that inspires and encourages visitors to learn more about God's Word.

A years-long battle between the largest Christian university in America and the Biden administration is taking a new turn. U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona recently stunned critics by vowing to shut down Grand Canyon University, a popular Arizona-based Christian college.

The Biden administration issued two new transgender rules last month to allow biological males in female bathrooms and to force some insurance companies to pay for transgender procedures.

Connecting in person with other people on a regular basis is vital to our physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.  However, today it's easier than ever to avoid genuine communication with other humans, and that's a big part of our loneliness crisis.

A guest who vacationed at The Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, was reportedly concerned after encountering a person he believed to be a male dressed in drag, portraying a female villain.

Within just a few weeks, anti-Israel protests have expanded to occupy U.S. campuses coast to coast. Given the overall coordination, officials are questioning whether these demonstrations go beyond a spontaneous student movement to a more well-funded outside operation.

In response to the rising anti-Semitism and anti-Israel protests at U.S. campuses, Belong, a new Israeli relocation company, is offering free concierge services to assist 500 Jewish students from Columbia University and other affected institutions to pursue their studies at Israeli universities.

China's increasing worldwide influence is a major debate in this presidential election year. It centers on whether the Chinese Communist Party is viewed as a friendly competitor or an enemy of the United States. 

Israel and the U.S. say the ball is in Hamas' court as the world watches and waits for a response to Israel's ceasefire offer. Arab media reports suggest Hamas will refuse the hostage-release deal, though no official answer has been given.

Since the first Unite US event at Auburn University in the fall, every college campus they've traveled to since has seen the same incredible response: hundreds of college students responding to the Gospel message, getting baptized, and dedicating their lives to Jesus Christ. 

In addition to the heartbreaking toll in human lives and families torn apart, the ongoing war in Gaza is crippling Israel's once-thriving tourism industry. Many local businesses are struggling to weather this strained economy.

The United Methodist Church has lifted a nearly 40-year-old on ordaining gay clergy – a major shift in one of the country's largest denominations.

Israel’s military is poised to enter into Rafah, the last major stronghold of Hamas in Gaza, without a deal for the release of the hostages. But Hamas still wants to continue negotiations to end the war.     

A years-long battle between the largest Christian university in America and the Biden administration is taking a new turn. U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona recently stunned critics by vowing to shut down Grand Canyon University, a popular Arizona-based Christian college.

A change is coming for the Museum of the Bible with a new CEO, Dr. Carlos Campo. As Dr. Campo prepares to take over leadership of the museum, he tells CBN News he's excited to keep building on its tradition of being a place that inspires and encourages visitors to learn more about God's Word.

The unprecedented wave of anti-Israel college campus protests nationwide has Americans on alert and universities weighing safety concerns ahead of graduation ceremonies. Police have arrested nearly 2,200 agitators and students during nationwide antisemitic, pro-Palestinian protests in recent days. 

Connecting in person with other people on a regular basis is vital to our physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.  However, today it's easier than ever to avoid genuine communication with other humans, and that's a big part of our loneliness crisis.

In addition to the heartbreaking toll in human lives and families torn apart, the ongoing war in Gaza is crippling Israel's once-thriving tourism industry. Many local businesses are struggling to weather this strained economy.

The Biden administration issued two new transgender rules last month to allow biological males in female bathrooms and to force some insurance companies to pay for transgender procedures.

Within just a few weeks, anti-Israel protests have expanded to occupy U.S. campuses coast to coast. Given the overall coordination, officials are questioning whether these demonstrations go beyond a spontaneous student movement to a more well-funded outside operation.