Michelle London

3 days ago | cbn.com | Michelle London

CAPITOL HILL – In Washington, lawmakers are pressuring the Food and Drug Administration to examine safety questions surrounding the so-called abortion pill. That's because a new study reveals women taking mifepristone could face extreme danger. Mifepristone is now used for more than 60% of U.S. abortions. New information shows the rate of serious health risks is 22 times greater than the numbers reflected on the drug's FDA-approved label.

1 week ago | cbn.com | Michelle London

WASHINGTON, D.C. – China's leaders in Beijing are now agreeing to trade negotiations with the U.S., quietly backing away from a tariff war. Late on Tuesday evening, China and the U.S. announced plans for talks between Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng later this week in Geneva, Switzerland.  "Look, they're suffering greatly.

2 weeks ago | cbn.com | Michelle London

The month of April brings new beginnings, and that includes the nationwide Second Chance effort focused on helping those who have served time behind bars. One prominent Washington church that pursues this effort year-round is finding true success.  At National Community Church, the Love Justice Prison and Re-entry Ministry team believes many who have served their terms are prepared to own their mistakes, learn from their past and reach their full potential.

3 weeks ago | cbn.com | Michelle London

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Antisemitism has surged in the U.S. and around the world since the Hamas massacre of Israelis on October 7th. A new report shows cases of antisemitism here set new records for the fourth straight year in 2024, including a major spike on college campuses. The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has been actively tracking the sharp rise in antisemitic activity across the globe since Hamas' brutal terrorist attack.

1 month ago | cbn.com | Michelle London

Cybercrime affecting teenagers is moving beyond bullying in a major way. Over the past two years authorities have investigated thousands of reports linked to online sextortion of minors. Senator Marsha Blackburn is working alongside parents and bipartisan members of Congress on a law she believes could help save the lives of young people before they become victims.