TAB Media’s top stories of 2025
December 26, 2025
Every December, our TAB Media team takes the time to look back and assess some of the stories we published in print and online for
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New steps announced on protecting children from ‘harmful medical interventions’
December 19, 2025
The White House announced Thursday (Dec. 18) new steps to curb transgender medical procedures for minors, with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy
Saint Nicholas, compassion and the persecuted church
December 18, 2025
When people think of Santa Claus, they often think of the jolly old fat guy with rosy cheeks and the red suit who gives presents
NC city withdraws ban of church ads on buses
December 15, 2025
The city of Durham, North Carolina, which barred a church advertisement from appearing on city buses, withdrew its ban after the church sent a demand letter claiming First Amendment violations.
Christian actor, evangelist Kirk Cameron reignites debate on hell
December 11, 2025
Kirk Cameron recently reignited an old debate after publicly questioning the traditional doctrine of hell, which has been well known for three words: eternal, conscious torment.
What about here? Australia bans children under 16 from social media platforms.
December 10, 2025
Australia is now the world’s first country to ban children under 16 from major social media platforms. As of Wednesday (Dec. 10), these targeted platforms include TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit and Snapchat.
George Bullard’s new book released by TAB Media Group
December 10, 2025
Most congregations have not fully captured God’s vision for them and too often settle for average — rather than strive for exceptional, says George Bullard.
Nigeria: 100 students freed after kidnapping
December 9, 2025
Authorities have released 100 children abducted last month from St. Mary’s Catholic School in Nigeria.
Evangelist’s case goes before the Supreme Court
December 4, 2025
Authorities arrested Gabriel Olivier in 2021 after refusing to remain in a designated protest zone in Brandon, Mississippi.
Student takes stand after receiving failing grade for Christian views
December 3, 2025
Samantha Fulnecky’s final grade won’t be negatively affected by her Christian views on a controversial issue. The University of Oklahoma student recently complained she was discriminated against after receiving a zero on her essay that expressed her Christian views on gender.
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