Monday, February ​8​, in the year of our Lord, 2016. By Kevin Swanson The Obama administration refuses to label the persecution of Christians by the Islamic State as genocide, despite the European Union​ Parliament recently applying that designation. White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest explained Thursday that making the designation would have “legal ramifications.” Hundreds…

Friday, February 5th, in the year of our Lord, 2016. By Kevin Swanson Is it genocide? Some call it that. Over half of African Americans in New York City are killed now each year, at least those conceived in the wombs of their mothers. According to data available from New York City’s Department of Health…

Thursday, February 4th, in the year of our Lord, 2016. By Kevin Swanson A Christian family-run bakery in Northern Ireland, which refused to bake a cake in support of homosexuality, was fined 500 pounds. Now they are appealing the case to a higher court, to be heard today in Belfast. 500 people attended a rally…

Wednesday, February 3rd​, in the year of our Lord, 2016. By Mark Robinette Three Egyptian Christian high school students are on trial for insulting Islam. Their teacher was sentenced to three years in prison. The teacher and students made a video that appears to mock Islam. Dalit Christians of India, members of the lowest caste…

Tuesday, January 12th, in the year of our Lord, 2016. By Kevin Swanson Senator Ted Cruz and Donald Trump are now pretty much neck-and-neck in the Iowa presidential primary race, according to recent polls.  Trump takes 31% to Cruz’s 29%, and Senator Marco Rubio clocks in at 15%. Evangelist Franklin Graham told Fox News that…

Friday, October 30th, in the year of our Lord, 2015 By Kevin Swanson Persecution of Christians is increasing at an alarming rate in Uganda. A mother of eight children was hacked to death by a Muslim mob in eastern Uganda for converting to Christianity. Her brother-in-law was also killed last month.  Her last words were “I…

Monday, October 12, in the year of our Lord, 2015. By Mark Robinette Michael Lucas, a former student and football player at Colorado School of Mines, gave his alma matter a $25,000 gift. For it, the school said, he would be allowed to have a personalized locker room nameplate in their new athletic facility. After requesting…