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A Senate candidate who has downplayed his Nazi tattoo and negative comments about rural Americans, police, and the military is now going after a sports network whose rules he ignored.
So many times, the now-retired astronaut commented, we say God is working — but do we believe it?
A distinguished figure in the law enforcement community says thousands of rowdy teens are taking over intersections, malls, and restaurants because they have been conditioned to believe they can get away with it.
Could teens and young adults glued to smartphones and social media be connected to the declining U.S. birth rate?
Someone could argue that if Platner is energetically ignored by network newscasts, then the late-night viewers might not know enough to get the jokes.
A Southern Baptist leader says he will introduce an amendment to the denomination's constitution that specifies only men can fill the office or function of a pastor.
If the world wakes up one morning and the Castro regime is no longer ruling over Cuba, a Cuban-born journalist says social media will deserve some credit for bringing freedom to the Communist-run island.
In this age of digital media, do people still need paper gospel tracts?
A husband fighting cancer is the reason Tulsi Gabbard gave for stepping down as Director of National Intelligence, or DNI, but many have noticed her departure comes after public disagreements with the commander in chief over Iran and its potential nuclear threat to the U.S.
An advocacy group has filed suit against the Trump administration over its decision to reinstate a near-ban on abortions for veterans and their family members.
