Taiwan is a top destination for Hong Kong residents running from the new wave of Chinese authoritarianism | Continue reading
Authorities freeze accounts of a Hong Kong church and its pastor in apparent political retaliation | Continue reading
Five decades ago the United States’ mental health system shifted to protect patients’ civil liberties. But those protections leave few options to help people who don’t realize they need psychiatric care | Continue reading
Prosecuted and disqualified, Hong Kong’s pro-democracy lawmakers resign en masse | Continue reading
In our latest issue we look at the political results but also the perseverance of John Perkins, who grew up in Mississippi, fled from it because of racism—and returned to help his former neighbors, stand up to oppressors, and glorify God | Continue reading
Mr. Jones highlights the human cost of bearing false witness | Continue reading
Crusades against certain opinions aren’t new, but now journalists are joining in | Continue reading
The current coronavirus pandemic has revealed China’s growing influence over the World Health Organization | Continue reading
On one April night, hospitals from Pennsylvania to Albany sent a fleet of helicopters to help evacuate New York COVID-19 patients needing oxygen | Continue reading
Innovative ways to be good neighbors in a crisis | Continue reading
Antibiotics stop symptoms, but a cure for leprosy’s long-standing stigma remains out of reach | Continue reading
As violent demonstrations roil Hong Kong, a bold group of volunteers is providing moral support and physical protection for young protesters | Continue reading
Gerrymandering is a moral blot on American politics | Continue reading
Abusive Chinese detention practices and potential genocide took the spotlight at a recent tribunal investigation into organ harvesting in China | Continue reading
Where are they now? A return visit to the Cooneys of Maryland | Continue reading
One pastor’s journey from life on the streets to the head of pro-democracy protests | Continue reading
China is working to silence critics of its prisonlike re-education camps, with help from neighboring Kazakhstan | Continue reading
The growth of surveillance technology is enabling the Chinese government’s rapid transformation into Big Brother | Continue reading
It takes a village to legalize marijuana, and the community includes everyone from billionaires to politicians | Continue reading
Beijing authorities shut down prominent unregistered church | Continue reading
First in a series on the legalization of recreational marijuana | Continue reading
As states legalize marijuana, tobacco companies are indicating their interest in the reefer business | Continue reading
Biblical truth-telling at college newspapers can sometimes conflict with the way administrators want to portray the school. Here’s a case study of how Liberty University handled the tension last spring | Continue reading
At the border with Colombia, hungry Venezuelans seek out supplies to survive their country’s harrowing economic collapse—while Christians try their best to help | Continue reading
Young inventor’s sticky pesticides could benefit the environment | Continue reading