"The city is entitled to its own worldview on religion, marital status, and sexual orientation. But it cannot use the power of the state to pry open the doors of a church to force it to participate in conduct against its faith through the guise of an anti-discrimination law," said Kevin Snider, an attorney for the churches.
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders says the White House is willing to work with Congress to avert a partial government shutdown.
Since coming to power in 2012, China's leader Xi Jinping has severely cracked down on human rights, religious freedom and freedom of expression. Christians are experiencing some of the worst persecution in decades.
Arizona governor appoints U.S. Rep. Martha McSally to fill late Sen. John McCain's seat until 2020.
President Trump and others are cautioning Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to press 'pause' on raising interest rates as stocks continue to drop amid Wall Street anxiety. While 2018 was a robust year for the US economy, and a majority of Americans remain hopeful for the future, some are worried a recession may be coming.
Rona Ramon, widow of Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon, succumbed to cancer Monday at the age of 54.
Dr. James Dobson is calling on Ohio's Republican Gov. John Kasich to sign the state's historic "heartbeat bill" even though he's vetoed a similar bill in the past.
Do you wonder if all of that screen time your child is spending on their smartphone could be affecting their development? The first results of a new $300 million study funded by the National National Institutes of Health say it could.
Gospel singer Donnie McClurkin is praising God after surviving a serious car accident last week.
Chinese officials raided a major underground church for the third time this winter. It's part of the country's latest crackdown on Christians.