A Texas school district has removed a Bible verse from its website after an atheist activist group complained but some parents are now pushing back.
A U.S evangelist taken into custody by Turkish authorities and declared a "danger to public order" has been released.
Saudi officials say they will sell off hundreds of billions in American assets if Congress passes a bill that would allow the victims of 9/11 and other terrorist attacks to sue foreign governments.
The death toll continues to skyrocket as rescuers race to dig out anyone still trapped under the rubble of devastating earthquakes in Ecuador and Japan. Thousands were injured, buildings flattened, and tens of thousands had to be evacuated as the tremors struck along the Pacific "Ring of Fire."
Churches across America are being called to participate in Stand with the Persecuted Sunday, April 17.
A California pastor nailed a 47-foot jump shot at a recent Sacramento Kings basketball game and is now raffling his prize to help raise money for local outreach programs.
MASHIKI, Japan (AP) - Army troops and other rescuers rushed Saturday to try to reach scores of trapped residents after a pair of strong earthquakes in southwestern Japan killed at least 41 people, injured about 1,500 and left hundreds of thousands without electricity or water.
Pope Francis brought 12 Syrian refugees back with him to the Vatican after an emotional visit to Greece.
He's a fixture on Fox News as a panelist on "The Five" and frequently provides political, social, and cultural analysis on the network's spate of programming.
A group of 26 states led by Texas is suing the Obama administration over the president's immigration orders, saying the administration usurped power that belongs to Congress -- a view conservative justices appeared to support.