Turkey has threatened to "open the gates" and allow a flood of Syrian refugees to leave Turkey for western countries. The threat is a reminder that the massive caravans of refugees that entered Europe a few years ago could be repeated.
Drew Brees recently partnered with Focus on the Family to promote ‘Bring Your Bible to School Day,’ appearing in a video in which he encouraged children to participate in the event October 3.
Stocks shot up Thursday as investors were encouraged to hear that China hasn't given up on resolving the trade dispute with the US.
26-year-old Botham Jean, an accountant, worship leader, and St. Lucia native was fatally shot September 6, 2018, when Dallas police officer Amber Guyger entered his home. A year later, his friends and family are working to keep his legacy alive.
The star quarterback of the Alabama Crimson Tide is back and better than ever. And he's opening up to CBN Sports about his faith, his journey to fame, his leadership secrets, and a prophecy that was fulfilled in his life through a huge championship win.
The National Rifle Association is blasting the San Francisco Board of Supervisors for passing a unanimous resolution labeling the National Rifle Association as a "domestic terrorist organization".
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson took a political beating Wednesday after Parliament passed bill to block a no-deal Brexit and rejected Johnson's motion for early national elections that might have given him a new Brexit majority in Parliament.
Archaeologists in Israel say they may have discovered the true location of Emmaus, the Biblical town where Jesus first appeared to two of his followers after being crucified and resurrected.
Hurricane Dorian had regained strength to a Category 3 storm Wednesday before losing some steam again, decreasing to a Category 2 today. Dorian is still packing heavy rain, powerful storm surge, and dangerous winds menacing the Carolinas. Meteorologists believe North Carolina could bear the brunt of an eyewall hit Friday.
Rescue efforts are underway in the hardest-hit areas here in the Bahamas, and basic necessities like food and clean water are slowly being delivered. For the residents here, the nightmare is just beginning.