The number three fast-food restaurant in America just opened its first store in Canada. Toronto greeted the grand opening of its first Chick-fil-A with about 75 protesters staging "die-ins", opposing the eating of "sentient" beings (chickens), and carrying signs saying "Cluck Off" to what they describe as Chick-fil-A's alleged stance against "LGBTQ" rights.
Rescuers made contact Monday with four crew members inside a stricken cargo ship after the massive vessel overturned and caught fire on Sunday near a major port on the Georgia coast.
A remote region in West Texas known as the Permian Basin is leading the US right now in oil and gas production. But some believers here have their eyes on another treasure – a spiritual harvest that's got incredible potential with workers from all over the country and world arriving in the region to take advantage of good-paying, plentiful jobs.
In a Twitter post, the president said Taliban and Afghan leaders were to visit Camp David Sunday but that plan was scrapped after the terrorist organization took responsibility for a recent bombing that claimed the life of a US serviceman.
Some worry President Trump's trade war with China is dangerous business, pitting the world's two largest economies against each other. But a leading Chinese dissident now on the faculty at Washington's Catholic University of America says Trump is tackling that dictatorship just like it should be taken on.
Most people believe only half of U.S. marriages make it. But a leading researcher is announcing the true divorce rate is much lower and always has been.
A six-year-old South Carolina boy was planning to use his birthday savings on a trip to Disney World, but chose to spend the money helping others.
Do you ever find yourself worrying about the future of the United States? As a follower of Christ, are you concerned for the state of our nation?
After facing a lawsuit, the city of Ann Arbor, Mich., has determined that a political consulting firm will not be subject to a public accommodations law that would have forced the firm to promote political views they oppose.
A federal judge says the terrorism watch list created two years after the September 11, 2001 terror attacks on New York City and Washington, DC, is unconstitutional in its current form.