The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship in Trump v. Barbara. Here's what the ruling says and why Justice Thomas dissented.

The Supreme Court closes its term. Trump's birthright citizenship order is struck down. State bans on transgender athletes in girls' sports are upheld.

Conservative Christians can't fully celebrate Trump's record or fully walk away from it. As America turns 250, the tension remains unresolved.

On America's 250th birthday, one Black Christian woman refuses to choose between historical honesty and genuine gratitude. A literary essay.

Texas just became the first state to mandate Bible passages as required reading for 5 million public school students.

EEW founder Dianna Hobbs reflects on Frederick Douglass, The North Star, and 19 years of building independent Black Christian media against the odds.

Antisemitism has gained ground in segments of the American populist right. EEW Magazine examines the ideology, the data, and what Scripture says about the Jewish people and the cross.

Back-to-back earthquakes struck Venezuela, killing over 1,400, injuring more than 3,000, and triggering a national state of emergency.

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in two cases, clearing the way to end TPS protections for 350,000 Haitians and Syrians and reviving a border asylum metering policy.

The U.S. and Iran walked out of Switzerland talks with two different accounts of what was agreed. Here's what happened and what's still unresolved.

On June 19, 1865, freedom finally reached Texas 900 days after emancipation was declared. Here's the history of Juneteenth, its faith roots, and why its message is urgent in 2026.

Planned ceasefire negotiations between the U.S. and Iran fell apart Friday after Israeli strikes killed 18 in Lebanon.

A new Pew Research Center report finds Christians were harassed in 165 countries in 2023, making them the world's most widely targeted religious group.

The U.S.-Iran peace deal is set to be signed Friday. But before the celebrations, EEW Magazine is asking the hard question: compared to what was already in place before the first bomb dropped, what did America actually gain?

JD Vance once believed only dumb people were religious. His new book, Communion, exposes a cultural blind spot the Black church has challenged for centuries.

The Karmelo Anthony verdict is in. EEW Magazine asks why the internet decided first, and what Scripture says about waiting for truth.

The U.S. and Iran have agreed to end their war. Mediator Pakistan says the deal will be signed Friday in Switzerland, reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Cleveland Clinic will stop transgender medical treatments for minors for 20 years under a DOJ settlement, and fund detransition care.

The Obama Presidential Center opens to the public on Juneteenth. The campus cost roughly $850 million to build.

A reality-TV couple turned the language of the faith community into a $30 million pyramid scheme aimed at Black believers. Their 40-year sentences close the legal case and open a harder one for the church.