Some worry President Trump's trade war with China is dangerous business, pitting the world's two largest economies against each other. But a leading Chinese dissident now on the faculty at Washington's Catholic University of America says Trump is tackling that dictatorship just like it should be taken on.
Most people believe only half of U.S. marriages make it. But a leading researcher is announcing the true divorce rate is much lower and always has been.
A six-year-old South Carolina boy was planning to use his birthday savings on a trip to Disney World, but chose to spend the money helping others.
Do you ever find yourself worrying about the future of the United States? As a follower of Christ, are you concerned for the state of our nation?
After facing a lawsuit, the city of Ann Arbor, Mich., has determined that a political consulting firm will not be subject to a public accommodations law that would have forced the firm to promote political views they oppose.
A federal judge says the terrorism watch list created two years after the September 11, 2001 terror attacks on New York City and Washington, DC, is unconstitutional in its current form.
Bears typically don't attack people... at least, that's what Casadi Schroeder thought. When a black bear stalked her campsite, she tried to scare him away. But this bear didn't run off into the woods. He charged right towards Casadi.
Lindsay Sherbondy’s daughter Eva was thrown from a golf cart in late August, when she suffered a traumatic brain injury that sent her into a coma. Now she’s slowly waking up, and her mom and dad, Dugan, are praying for a miracle.
Tyndall Air Force Base in Panama City, Florida, is where Air Forces Northern coordinates hurricane response. In 2018, the base took a direct hit from Hurricane Michael, but that's not stopping them from fulfilling their mission now that the 2019 season is underway.
The wrath of Hurricane Dorian slammed the Outer Banks of North Carolina and Virginia Beach Friday after scraping along the East Coast, unleashing furious tornadoes and knocking out power for 300,000 people in the Carolinas.