CHRISTIAN HERALD’S MAY 2026 DIGITAL EDITION
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Federal Judge Orders Restart of Stalled Green Card Cases
A significant federal court ruling is bringing renewed attention to the growing concerns surrounding delayed immigration cases, as a U.S. judge has ordered the government to resume processing certain green
Tracking ICE–Police Collaboration: Journalists Push for Transparency Amid Growing Secrecy
Calls for Accountability in Local Immigration Enforcement Local police departments and sheriff’s offices are playing an increasingly significant role in federal immigration enforcement, yet much of that activity remains difficult
Houston ICE Policy Battle Sparks Fear, Debate, and Call for Community Action
A growing political and legal battle over immigration enforcement in Houston is raising serious concerns across immigrant communities, as city leaders face pressure from the State of Texas to reverse
Proposed Banking Policy Sparks Concern as Immigrant Communities Urged to Speak Up
A wave of concern has spread across immigrant communities in recent days following reports that the U.S. Treasury is considering a policy that could require banks to collect citizenship information
Houston Moves Forward With $1.4 Billion Convention Center Expansion
Houston is moving forward with one of the most ambitious development projects in its history as city leaders advance a $1.4 billion expansion of the George R. Brown Convention Center,
From Oil Shock to Checkout Lines: War Drives Rising Costs for Families Worldwide
A global conflict thousands of miles away is now showing up in the most personal place for many families: the checkout line. During a recent national news briefing hosted by
A Cry for Mercy: Turning to God After the Shreveport Tragedy
A Community in Mourning The heartbreaking killing of children in Shreveport, Louisiana, has sent shockwaves across the nation, leaving families, churches, and communities grappling with grief that words can scarcely
Do Cell Phone Bans Improve Learning or Limit Freedom in Schools?
“Cell phone bans can work… but implementation matters.” That was the central message from a national news briefing hosted by American Community Media, where researchers, educators, and students explored whether
Birthright Citizenship Battle Raises Fundamental Questions About America’s Identity
The future of birthright citizenship in the United States is once again under intense national scrutiny as the Supreme Court prepares to rule on a controversial executive order that could