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The UCLA Office of Student Conduct has recommended that the school suspend Students for Justice in Palestine after members of the group vandalized the home of a member of the Board of Regents.
A law firm is optimistic that a federal appeals court will rule in its favor when it comes to a case that involves a Christian school.
Parents and kids are loving Kirk Cameron's new television series.
Congress has just days remaining to address any legislation lawmakers hope to consider before the Easter break. Could lawmakers choose to vote on bills that would curb the power of federal judges?
After a federal judge ruled the White House must play nice with the liberal Associated Press, a media watchdog says the fawning ruling was an embarrassment to the law and to journalism.
Thomas More Society has filed an appeal in a case that involves pro-life ministries in Illinois.
Public libraries in California's capital city are partnering with Planned Parenthood to install sexual resource cabinets that are available to a child of any age without parental consent.
Advocates for conservative causes are facing violence in the field, including on college and university campuses.
A persecution watchdog has good news about and hope for the Church in places where Christians are heavily persecuted.
The Kansas legislature may attempt to override the governor's veto of a bill to protect religious families from discrimination when they try to adopt or foster a child.
