InterVarsity says its new policy on staff and beliefs about sexuality reflect concern for consistency in teaching. The college ministry says it has not changed its theology.
A Messianic rabbi says another prophetic warning about the judgment of God against America has come to pass in the heart of New York City.
At Alaska Seaman's Mission in Seward, Alaska, Pastor Scott Johnson and his wife Beth serve the crew members of the more than 50 cruise ships that come through Seward Harbor every year.
A U.N. resolution, along with an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, attempt to redefine the identity of Jerusalem, according to an art historian.
The CEO of an adult classifieds website faces charges related to sex trafficking for ads posted on the site that offer sexual services. Advocates for sex trafficking victims hope it will shine a major light on the human trafficking and slavery happening in major cities.
For 28 years, this Albanian priest was persecuted by his country's Communist authorities for refusing to speak out against Christianity.
Two police officers killed in Palm Springs, California, were remembered at a vigil Sunday. Officer Lesley Zerebny leaves her four-month-old baby behind, while Officer Jose Gilbert Vega was looking forward to retirement after 35 years of service.
Repeated international efforts to stop Pyongyang's nuclear program have failed, and now it seems all that South Korea and its U.S. ally have left is deterrence, including a preemptive strike or the threat of nuclear retaliation.
Two missiles fired from rebel-held territory in Yemen landed near an American destroyer in the Red Sea, the U.S. Navy said Monday, the second such launch targeting ships in the crucial international waterway in recent days.
Hurricane Matthew may be gone now, but its effects will be felt for months. The storm unleashed devastating winds and flooding, killing hundreds of people from the Carolinas to the Caribbean.