Mark A. Kellner

The Connecticut Democrat is just 53.

Michael Wurmbrand, the only child of Voice of the Martyrs founders Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, has died at 87.

The bigger battle may be political, not legal, a state political insider exclusively tells The Washington Star.

The Trump administration tells The Washington Star it’s issuing a visa to the failed Brazilian presidential candidate.

An Oklahoma pastor faces 15 felony sex abuse charges. Police investigated him for the same thing in 1998, and the case fell apart.

A Cleveland-area pastor introduced a second wife to his congregation, calling the teaching that a man should have one wife “unbiblical.”

Bob Jones University has suspended an IT supervisor without pay after his arrest on a child sexual exploitation charge.

A Michigan church says its founding pastor used discipleship meetings to initiate unwanted sexual contact with two women over several years.

Prosecutors say a Lifeway executive gave away free Bibles, then asked recipients to pay him directly. He faces 22 counts including theft and forgery.

A new documentary questions how a megachurch spent millions on a retreat property after receiving a $1.73 million PPP loan that was forgiven.

Ukraine hikes production of AI-powered machine-gun robotic turrets to counter Iranian-designed Shahed drones.

Kentucky Baptist pastor Jared Salmons faces 17 felony charges involving sexual abuse images of children under 12.

Megachurch pastor Andy Stanley plans to step down from leadership at North Point Ministries, naming Joel Thomas as his successor.

Christianity Today published a piece on Elisabeth Elliot's sexuality, pulled it the same day without explanation, then restored it suddenly.

She lasted half the time Anthony Scaramucci did.

Russell Brand, comedian and author of a book on becoming a Christian, is on trial in London for rape and sexual assault.

The former senator and diplomat told The Washington Star about his JPMorgan Chase experience in an exclusive interview.

It will still take place December 3, but only victims’ families can watch.

Senator Dan Sullivan, fighting a close race, wants to pass a bill to end such enforcement.

The news comes days after the pontiff approved the election of a new College of Cardinals dean.