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China July 20, 2020

China uses Muslim Uighur forced labor to mass produce coronavirus PPE exported globally: report

Chinese companies are using a state-run labor program to force its mostly Muslim Uighur minorities into manufacturing masks and other personal protective equipment to keep up with increased demands during the coronavirus pandemic, an investigation by the New York Times said Sunday.  

Virginia July 19, 2020

Virginia church pastor was target of stabbing attack that left 4 wounded: reports

At least four people, including a local police chief, were wounded in Virginia on Friday when a knife-wielding suspect allegedly tried to attack a church pastor during a Bible study class.

France July 18, 2020

Fire rips through 15th-century French cathedral, police calling it a criminal act

A fire ripped through the famed Gothic Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul of the western French city of Nantes Saturday morning and authorities are investigating the incident as a criminal act. 

Coronavirus July 17, 2020

South Korean prosecutors question church leader accused of hampering coronavirus recovery

The chairman of a South Korean church linked to a large cluster of the country's coronavirus cases was questioned for hours on Friday.

VIDEO July 17, 2020

Jonathan Morris on growing attacks on Christian symbols, finding love after leaving the priesthood

Theologian and Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ contributor Jonathan Morris reacts to an increase in attacks on Catholic churches and the announcement of his engagement.

Good News July 17, 2020

‘Feisty’ Jewish war hero, 99, survived Nazi assassination, plane crash, cancer, and now coronavirus

A German Jewish World War II veteran who has led an extraordinary life -- surviving a Nazi assassination attempt, plane crash, and breast cancer -- can now add another accomplishment, defeating coronavirus months before she turns 100.

VIDEO July 17, 2020

Community tries to save its Catholic school as archdiocese of New York shuts down over 20 Catholic schools

John Mitchell, a member of the parent committee at St. Paul the Apostle School, speaks out.

HEALTH July 16, 2020

Holocaust survivors reflect on coronavirus isolation

While months of coronavirus-induced lockdowns, social distancing, masks, and isolation have proven challenging diversions from the status quo for almost everyone – perhaps there is no group more beleaguered by the struggle than those who survived the Holocaust.

Pennsylvania July 16, 2020

Missing Amish teen was distant relative of man arrested in connection with disappearance

The suspect arrested in connection with the disappearance of an Amish teenager in  Pennsylvania was the girl’s third cousin once removed.

California July 16, 2020

3 churches sue Newsom after California bans singing in places of worship because of coronavirus

In the latest battle between Gov. Gavin Newsom and houses of worship over coronavirus restrictions, three Northern California churches sued the governor on Wednesday, seeking to overturn his ban on singing during religious services.