A federal judge in Virginia ruled Friday that a school board’s transgender bathroom ban discriminated against a former student, Gavin Grimm.
![This Cobra King battle tank from World War II's "Battle of the Bulge" is just one major artifact to be on display at the new National Museum of the US Army. (Image credit: National Museum of the US Army)](https://www1.cbn.com/sites/default/files/styles/image_xl_640x480/public/media/slider/images/armyfirstinbastongetank.jpg?itok=0foHiIz0 "This Cobra King battle tank from World War II's "Battle of the Bulge" is just one major artifact to be on display at the new National Museum of the US Army. (Image credit: National Museum of the US Army)")
Right now, the US Army is the only military branch without its own national museum. In 2020, that's set to change. The future capstone of the Army is still under construction on a hill in Virginia.
Sadly, here we are again. America roiled by more senseless violence, more wanton bloodshed and tragedy. What solutions have we come up with? Name-calling, race-baiting, and finger-pointing. That's it so far.
An off-duty firefighter with his own concealed-carry gun held a potential mass murderer at bay til police arrived Thursday at a Springfield, Missouri, Walmart.
New York Times columnist David Brooks shares his personal spiritual journey of finding God in the pages of the New Testament.
With America seemingly rocked by a steady stream of violence, two ordinary men are on two not-so-ordinary missions, looking to combat tragedies in their own unique ways.
ABC News correspondent Linsey Davis talks about her new children's book, One Big Heart: A Celebration of Being More Alike than Different.
The federal government announced Wednesday it will investigate allegations of discrimination filed by three Connecticut teenage girl athletes against Connecticut's policy regarding transgender athletes.
An Ohio sixth-grader referred to as "John Doe" will not face punishment going forward for using the "wrong" pronoun for a boy considered transgender, according to the Liberty Counsel, a religious liberty law firm.
A federal appellate court on Thursday rejected an attempt by the Wisconsin-based atheist group Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) to censor the image of a cross from Lehigh County's historic seal.