Democrats have been saying for months that their campaign has been civil compared to the bitter fighting among Republicans. But now the gloves are also coming off between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
The ACLU of Indiana is formally challenging the state's new abortion law on behalf of Planned Parenthood and the state of Kentucky.
A federal judge has ruled that Los Angeles County violated the Constitution by voting to put a cross back on its seal.
A growing number of politicians, corporations and celebrities are blasting Mississippi and North Carolina for what they call discrimination laws. But a leading religious liberty expert says he's still hopeful about freedom.
A senior Indiana state trooper has been fired for evangelizing to citizens on the job.
The Department of Homeland Security is changing some wording on its naturalization test about religion at the request of Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., becauseit suggested "freedom of religion" was not a public right.
North Carolina Lt. Gov. Dan Forest says the state's new bathroom law was a "defensive" response to a local action and says the Left has used a "methodically orchestrated campaign" to fight it every step of the way.
Several churches in Turkey are under government control. The Turkish government says it's to protect them. Not everyone sees it that way and some church leaders say there's a lot at stake.
An unprecedented event will bring together an estimated 30,000 pastors and religious leaders from across the nation, all uniting in prayer for unity, bridging racial divide, and bringing revival to America.
The digital age has made pornography more pervasive and available than ever before. People access porn on their smartphones and other devices at an alarming rate. Christian author, evangelist and speaker Josh McDowell says the Church in America has a porn problem.