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Senator Biden: America's 'Everyday Joe'

There's another candidate with a load of experience who hasn't been getting a load of air time: Senator Joseph Biden.

Will Pakistan Go the Way of Iran?

Pat Robertson interviews John Bolton, former US Ambassador to the UN, on Pakistan's political struggles.

Race in America: Where Do We Stand?

The civil rights movement ended years ago -- but charges of racism have not.

Fiber: A Food Supplement to Swear By

Did you know that fiber could help you lose weight? See Gailon Totheroh's report on the secret power of this supplement.

America's Thirst for Blood Sports

Mark Martin investigates the underground world of dog fighting and what kind of impact blood sports has on your community.

CBN News Reports: October 4, 2007

Watch CBN News with Lee Webb. Top Stories: Trapped in a Goldmine; Koreas Seek Peace Treaty

Do Fossils Support Creation?

From dinosaurs to DNA to carbon dating, kids of faith have questions these days. They're struggling to put together what their schools teach about...

Abstinence Funding in Jeopardy

The future of abstinence education is in doubt because much of its funding could get cut by Congress.

When Baby Showers Outnumber Weddings

Americans have become less likely to marry, especially in the African American community. But one woman has set out to turn the tide.

CBN News Reports: September 20, 2007

Watch CBN News with Lee Webb. Top Stories: Dividing Jerusalem? New bin Laden Tape Declares War

The Math Debate: When Johnny Can't Count

A new survey shows three out of four high school graduates aren't ready for college even though they've taken the recommended classes. The problem...

Middle East Outreach: Baptisms and Visions

Thousands of Christians get baptized in the Jordan River every year. Most baptisms take place near the Sea of Galilee. But earlier this year, one...

Peru Residents Still Shaken by Quake

Peru is still in shock after last Wednesday's massive earthquake which left a still-climbing death toll in the hundreds.

Mortgage Woes Depress Real Estate Market

Asian stock markets rebounded strongly today on the heels of Friday's bounce-back on Wall Street. The upturn is partly due to easing concerns after...

The Brutal Truth about Islam

Ever since 9/11, Americans have been bombarded with the message that Islam is a religion of peace. Gordon Robertson interviews Robert Spencer on the...

Jim Jacobson on Dangerous Missions

South Korea's churches send more missionaries than any other country except the U.S. and many of them go to the Muslim world. Some are asking how the...

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