For years, local news anchor Kurt Williams has stood in front of the camera, telling stories about triumphs, tragedies and people facing some of life's greatest challenges. But in March of 2023, Kurt received news that would change his own life - a cancer diagnosis.
What happened in tiny Whitmire, SC, is leaving many in awe. Hundreds gathered under a Gospel tent, but it was the response of young people that stood out. Children and teenagers flooded the altar, many on their knees in tears, surrendering their lives to Jesus. Baptisms continued one after another as parents watched with joy and wept with gratitude.
They boarded a routine flight to Israel and landed with new heroes among them. Now, as passengers from FlyDubai flight 1073 describe their miraculous survival, Israeli authorities are digging deeper into what may have been behind the attempted hijacking of the jet.
For more than five decades, CBN's The 700 Club has been more than a television program. The show has also been a witness to history.
California is now officially recognizing two Islamic holidays after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation making Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha official state holidays. Critics argue that recognizing these Muslim holidays puts Islamic traditions on a special tier above Christian and Jewish holidays.
Revival arrived in Miami last night as hundreds of students responded to the Gospel message at the latest UniteUS outreach in Florida.
Amid new concerns about artificial intelligence, President Trump and industry leaders met at the White House Tuesday and signed an agreement that AI companies will police themselves.
A possible hijacking of an Israel-bound passenger jet triggered a major security alert across the region. Fly Dubai Flight 1073 was traveling from Dubai to Tel Aviv when the aircraft suddenly transmitted "7500," the international emergency code for possible unlawful interference or hijacking.
Iran is facing growing pressure at home and abroad as President Trump predicts that the regime will soon give in. Yet, Tehran is responding with new threats, even appealing directly to American voters.
The Supreme Court will let President Donald Trump’s administration resume deporting people to countries other than their own for now, while the justices consider whether the policy is legal.