President Trump is revealing new details about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and why it ended. After being pressed by reporters, he also addressed questions about a pardon for Epstein's co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell.
Evangelist Ray Comfort is very literally thanking the Lord for the safety of his wife and staff after a man armed with a knife was arrested for allegedly sneaking into his ministry warehouse.
Born to a poor Buddhist family in Cambodia, Khon Khan sought to become a monk in order to get a free education. When that dream was shattered, God's amazing plan for his life began to unfold.
Starkly different scenes from the war in Gaza as humanitarian aid drops begin. It comes as France calls on the United Nations to push Israel into a two-state solution.
For Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, recent cheers from fellow Republicans have been both heartfelt and well-earned. He has managed to squeeze out challenging legislative wins with virtually no room for error, saying the secret sauce of his success is faith in God.
A bi-vocational pastor in Louisiana says he was fired from his second job as a librarian because he declined to use the preferred pronouns of a co-worker.
PFAS are manmade chemicals, used for decades in everything from cookware to cosmetics. They've left a toxic legacy across America. Growing evidence links PFAS, known as "forever chemicals," to serious health and environmental risks...
This year is shaping up to be a bad one for Planned Parenthood. The abortion giant has closed more than two dozen abortion facilities across the country, citing, in some cases, funding concerns caused by new federal regulations that prevent Planned Parenthood from receiving Medicaid and Medicare reimbursements.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Junior wants all Americans using wearable health devices. While this is part of his effort to Make America Healthy Again, there could be potential drawbacks.
Israel's military delivered humanitarian aid to Syria's Druze community last week after more than 2,000 people were killed in sectarian violence. However, many Israeli Druze said it wasn't enough, so they crossed the border to defend their relatives.