An Iowa judge recently denied a motion to toss out the hate crime charge against Michael Cassidy, a Christian who potentially faces five years in prison for toppling a satanic statue in the Iowa state Capitol last year.

Jody Hice joined NTD News' Capitol Report to discuss his new book, Sacred Trust. He also comments on election integrity, and his experiences in Congress during the COVID-19 pandemic that inspired him to write his book....

Tony Perkins joined NTD News' Capitol Report to sound the alarm on the WHO's pandemic treaty as nothing but a global power grab to be used in a future emergency....

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Yesterday Family Research Council President Tony Perkins delivered remarks at U.S. Rep. Chris Smith's press conference on "Growing concerns over the WHO 'pandemic treaty.'" The press conference called out the World Health Organization's (WHO) unprecedented rush to ratify the so-called "pandemic treaty" at their May meeting. As more attention has focused on the accord, which in effect is a legally binding treaty, a multitude of concerns have arisen over such issues as individual free speech rights, the opaque nature of negotiations over this treaty, the treaty's disregard for each nation's sovereignty, and the treaty's promoting of abortion. ...

The event, in which demonstrators marched from the National Mall toward the U.S. Capitol, featured several guest speakers, including ? Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, Rep. Chris Smith of New Jersey, University of Michigan Football Head Coach Jim Harbaugh, and more. Some attendees debated whether presidential candidates, such as Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis, were more pro-life.

Days after House speaker Mike Johnson, a conservative Christian who says he is guided by the Bible, started releasing security camera footage from the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of former President Donald Trump, Trump supporters...The post New speaker of the House releases select January 6 footage to allow Christians and conservatives to change the narrative appeared first on Baptist News Global.

WASHINGTON, D.C. - On Wednesday, Family Research Council President Tony Perkins and Bob Fu, FRC's Senior Fellow for International Religious Freedom and President of ChinaAid, will participate in an interfaith roundtable event on Capitol Hill. The event is hosted by Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI), who chairs the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party. Fu will also be joined by Pastor Pan Yongguang who leads the Mayflower Church of China. Pan, along with his congregation fled China and were granted asylum by the U.S. earlier this year due to Fu's efforts. The discussion will center on the experiences religious Chinese people have faced under the Chinese Communist Party's government....