Trump Gives Big Update on Ultimatum to Target Power Facilities; Iran Shocks World with ICBM Strikes

Houston, we have divine providence. Worship leader Brooke Ligertwood, known for songs like “A Thousand Hallelujahs” and “Bless God,” opened up on social media Sunday about an incredible encounter she had...

Chuck Norris has reportedly passed away after a brief hospitalization in Hawaii following a medical emergency. His family confirmed this morning that the 86-year-old "Walker, Texas Ranger" star has entered his eternal rest.

When President Trump's Director of Counterterrorism quit this week over the Iran war, he wrote in his resignation letter, "Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation." But since the 1979 U.S. embassy takeover in Tehran, Iran has engaged in a non-stop campaign of asymmetric warfare against the U.S. Iran and its proxies have attacked, kidnapped, and killed Americans some 45 times since the Iranian revolution.

New developments with Iran are raising serious questions about the stability of the Tehran regime. Reports now indicate that internal cracks may be forming, even as Israel and the United States intensify their military campaign.

Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life of America, recently landed herself in a social media debate over the death penalty.

The 12th-seeded Panthers knocked off the 5th-seeded Badgers 83-82, thanks to the game-winning shot by Chase Johnston who made sure to honor Christ at "The Big Dance."

Critics are calling "Project Hail Mary" a hopeful and "hugely entertaining" story as the beloved science fiction novel hits the silver screen this weekend. CBN News met up with the film's star, Ryan Gosling, at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory to discuss this epic story of a scientist on a mission to save Earth from extinction.

As CBN News has been reporting, widespread revival is sweeping U.S. college campuses, with thousands of students attending events, engaging in worship, and getting baptized. That has included campuses across Texas, but now several more universities in the Lone Star State are also seeing powerful moves of God.

CBN News reporter and anchor Charlene Aaron is being honored this Sunday with a special award for her contributions in faith-based media.

When Iran began firing missiles at Israel three weeks ago in response to military action against its regime, some Christian tourists unexpectedly found themselves in harm's way.  They made it home safely, and one member of the group then found herself in the midst of another harrowing experience – a campus shooting.

More tragedy from Iranian missile fire as reports indicate that the Iranian regime is degraded but still intact.

A former Indiana teacher has won a large religious discrimination settlement against the school district that forced him out after he refused to violate his Christian beliefs.

On Iran's border with Iraq, battle-hardened fighters are ready to join the conflict against the Iranian regime. Kurdish fighters who helped the U.S. in the battle with ISIS are prepared to act if the conflict spreads. 

The imprisonment of South Korean Pastor Hyun-bo Son has sparked widespread controversy since September. It marked the first time in 78 years that South Korea arrested a pastor for speaking out against the government. Although released on probation, the case has drawn concern for potential erosion of religious freedom in the country.

New developments with Iran are raising serious questions about the stability of the Tehran regime. Reports now indicate that internal cracks may be forming, even as Israel and the United States intensify their military campaign.

When President Trump's Director of Counterterrorism quit this week over the Iran war, he wrote in his resignation letter, "Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation." But since the 1979 U.S. embassy takeover in Tehran, Iran has engaged in a non-stop campaign of asymmetric warfare against the U.S. Iran and its proxies have attacked, kidnapped, and killed Americans some 45 times since the Iranian revolution.

When Iran began firing missiles at Israel three weeks ago in response to military action against its regime, some Christian tourists unexpectedly found themselves in harm's way.  They made it home safely, and one member of the group then found herself in the midst of another harrowing experience – a campus shooting.

Each Sunday, Pastor Nozomi Nishimura delivers sermons to the congregation at the Jesus Family Church in Tokyo. But he doesn't always share the good news from behind a pulpit. At evangelistic festivals, he's also happy to dress up as the cartoon character, Pikachu, to draw attention as he shares the gospel.

For 40 days, one million believers will come together across Los Angeles to pray, fast and share Jesus with their communities.

A major political fight is brewing in Virginia, where voters will soon decide whether to allow lawmakers to redraw the state's congressional districts years earlier than scheduled.