GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump and vice presidential nominee Mike Pence will be among a host of conservative speakers at this year's Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C.
North Korea launched their most powerful nuclear test yet. South Korean president Park Geun-hye condemned the test, calling it an act of "fanatic recklessness."
With just 59 days remaining until Election Day, Hillary Clinton is still facing questions - and attacks - over her email controversy.
French police have arrested three more "radicalized" women in a violent encounter as they investigated a car found loaded with at least six gas canisters, parked near Notre Dame.
A West Point football coach is under fire for saying the name "Jesus" at the end of a post game locker room prayer.
Former police officer Chris Amos posted a message on Facebook about the NFL's Colin Kaepernick's stance toward police and the national anthem. He never expected his post to go viral, but it did with over 38,000 shares and a multitude of "likes."
Federal prosecutors have dropped their case against former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen, ending the nightmare they've been living for years.
The New York Mets have welcomed Tim Tebow to their baseball family. Tebow will begin his baseball career in their instructional league in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary has received a 500-year-old gift: a complete Torah scroll from southern Italy.
When Kate Bryan was a child she dreamed of planning her wedding and taking care of a household of children. Looking back as a 32-year-old virgin today, she is happy God had different plans.