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A rail strike is still a possibility if unions do not all agree on the tentative deal announced by the Biden administration.
The gripping story of a pastor’s wife learning she was spiritually lost is making headlines, but a Christian apologist points out one of history’s greatest evangelists once warned the Church about who is sitting in the pews on Sunday mornings.
Who pays the price for the gambling industry's aggressive and demanding push for legalization? An opponent of the gambling industry says the poor get poorer in a desperate attempt to get rich.
For the second time in less than two weeks, a group of Republican senators broke ranks to support legislation that would effectively make same-sex “marriage” the law of the land … and endanger the religious freedom of those who argue for biblical marriage.
The latest pregnancy figures from the March of Dimes suggest preterm births have jumped to a 15-year high although the good news is the number of babies dying has declined.
The misnamed "Respect for Marriage Act" is up for another vote in the U.S. Senate tonight – and American Family Association says it's imperative that a specific Religious Freedom Amendment be included.
A free-speech case that will be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court next week is expected to be an important legal test for First Amendment-protected rights. It also represents a second chance for the high court to defend religious liberty in a highly secularized culture.
Separate incidents at two institutions of higher learning are indicative of the infectious woke agenda making its way through America's universities, where alleged "white privilege" and "white supremacy" – often with the blessing of school leadership – have become a topic of debate.
December is National Adoption Month, and an advocate for finding forever homes for children says there is a support system for reluctant mothers.
After any election, the true winners and losers are reflected not merely by the tally of votes received but how they are perceived by the public. Here is a brief guide now that the dust has settled on this month’s midterm elections.