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After the public was surprised by President Donald Trump’s sudden criticism of South Korea, a former CIA officer says the complaint has been brewing for months because of South Korea’s cozy ties to China and its communist party.
Though the signers of a new trilateral agreement in the Middle East say it's not aimed at any country, the director of an initiative to undermine the ruling regime in Iran thinks the defense pact was primarily formed to confront Iran.
A once-in-a-century flood has northern Indiana underwater, and AFN reports churches and disaster recovery ministries are heading to the area.
A Florida-based radio host and political analyst predicts the party favorites will advance in today’s gubernatorial elections in The Sunshine State.
A new article by a University of California-Berkeley math professor comes with a shocking accusation: Many of her students can’t do algebra equations and even basic fractions.
A surrogate mother, who says she chose her newborn child over an abortion, is being praised for choosing life.
The survey found that Gen Zers were far more likely than other generations to engage in sports betting and to place it on par with investments.
National and faith leaders are preparing for a nationwide 52-day spiritual campaign aimed at healing the nation and strengthening families.
A conservative activist applauds the Texas governor for pushing tougher penalties against educators who engage in inappropriate relationships with students.
A coalition of religious liberty legal groups is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down a 2004 decision that allows states to block students pursuing religious degrees from receiving state-funded scholarships.
