The U.S., Japan, Australia and the Philippines recently held joint military exercises in the South China Sea amid worsening harassment of China against the Philippines in the disputed territory. The goal was to help safeguard the rule of law and uphold the right to sail through and fly over the South China Sea.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was in Washington, D.C. this week discussing security concerns in his part of the world.
Actor Brett Varvel is on a mission to spread faith and hope through Hollywood.
The “County Rescue” star recently joined CBN News to discuss his role as Andy, an EMT in the new Great American Family series.
The show weaves together faith and drama to create a compelling, faith-affirming narrative.
The beloved hymn “How Great Thou Art” has inspired Christians for decades. As the song celebrates its 75th anniversary, worship leader Matt Redman is honoring its legacy with an updated version.
Christian singer Brandon Lake recently recounted touching events at a concert last year that reaffirmed why he and other musicians perform faith-based music.
Hollywood star Aaron Taylor-Johnson — who is rumored to be the next James Bond — is speaking out on the weightiness of fatherhood.
Rescue workers in Taiwan continue to pull people from the rubble after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck the island— causing landslides and shaking buildings off their foundations.
![CBN News contributing correspondent Chuck Holton joined the NGO called the "Free Burma Rangers" as they evacuated civilians and delivered lifesaving relief.](https://www1.cbn.com/sites/default/files/styles/image_xl_640x480/public/media/standard/images/cho311burma_si.jpg?itok=gwwOyxgf "CBN News contributing correspondent Chuck Holton joined the NGO called the "Free Burma Rangers" as they evacuated civilians and delivered lifesaving relief.")
Here in the war-torn Asian nation of Myanmar, also known as Burma, the military government has escalated its brutal crackdown on ethnic minorities, unleashing air strikes and artillery on Christian civilians. CBN News joined up with one American aid group that's risking their lives to help the victims get out of harm's way.
Taiwan’s strongest earthquake in a quarter century damaged buildings and left at least nine people dead. Damage was reported around the island but tsunami threats in Taiwan and Japan have been lifted.
New questions are circulating about Russia and the mysterious affliction known as Havana Syndrome. For years many suspected China as the culprit behind the mysterious attacks that have left U.S. officials with health issues like nausea, severe headaches, seizures, and even blindness.