The U.S. is stepping up its airstrikes against the Taliban in Afghanistan. After months of debate the White House approved the plans in an effort to give the military greater ability to help the Afghans fight and win the war.
Twenty-six months after Boko Haram terrorists kidnapped close to 300 girls from their school in Nigeria, questions remain unanswered about their location and fate.
Six Muslim children in Kaduna, Nigeria, repeatedly stabbed a 41-year-old Christian man for eating a sandwich on the first afternoon of Ramadan.
China loves music. A staggering 977 million people enjoy it on a regular basis. Now a growing number of Chinese Christians hope to use that love of music to make a life-changing impact.
What needs to be done to stop the funneling of finances to terrorists through organized crime in Latin America? That was the question lawmakers on Capitol Hill took aim at Wednesday.
Oklahoma Senator James Lankford (R) thinks the U.S. and India need to work together to improve India's human rights record--particularly in the area of religious freedom. While the Indian constitution guarantees freedom of faith and worship, violence against Christians and other non-Hindu religious minorities continue throughout the country.
As hundreds of millions of Muslims observe Ramadan this month, Christian ministries say it's a window in time to pray they will find Jesus Christ.
Two gunmen opened fire in central Tel Aviv Wednesday night, killing four people and wounding at least five others, Israel police said.
The fire the brought down the Jesus Dome in Durban, South Africa, is being compared to the falling of the Twin Towers, according to a recent East Coast Radio report.
A conference at the Vatican to include testimony from leprosy patients aims to destigmatize the disease.