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ACLJ Calls Obama's Appointments 'Smokescreen'

Evangelicals Facing Legal Hurdles in Russia

Iran Delays Death Sentence for Christian Pastor

Zimbabwe: Modeling a Nation that Forgives

Zimbabwe used to be one of the most unstable countries in Africa. Political violence left hundreds dead and divided the nation. But now it has a new government and it's working on a new Constitution and Christians laying the groundwork.

The 'Enda' Controversy

Pat Robertson interviews Colby May of ACLJ on the the Employment Non-Discrimination Act and how it affects Christians.

Religious Freedom

World leaders attended a religious tolerance conference sponsored by Saudi Arabia at the United Nations this week. Religious rights groups say there's a hidden agenda at work.

A New President Could Mean a New Court

The gavel's about to come down to start the new term in the U.S. Supreme Court. The rulings are likely to affect your life.

Judge: Christian Credits can be Denied

A federal judge ruled last week that a public university can deny course credit to students from Christian high schools.

Jay Sekulow: Zimbabwe's Future

Jay Sekulow of the American Center for Law and Justice tells Gary Lane why the country's Christian heritage is at risk.

CBN News Reports: April 23, 2009

Watch today's CBN News with Wendy Griffith: New hate-crime legislation with commentary from the American Center from Law and Justice.

Missionary Recounts Haitian Jail Ordeal

Finally freed after more than five months in a Haitian jail, Danny Pye recounts his terrifying ordeal to CBN News as he and his family prepare to return to Haiti.