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The Nation Remembers President Ford

The nation lowers its flags to half mast as millions pay their respect to President Gerald Ford.

2007: Year of Threats, Year of Promise

The Democrats are back, and their return to power in both the House and Senate is sure to dominate the headlines in 2007.

Who’s The Most Generous Political Group?

Both liberals and conservatives claim to care more about the poor. But which group is backing up that claim with cash? Arthur Brooks' examines this...

Nazareth Village, Re-Creating Jesus' Birth

This is a different kind of Christmas story; it will give you a new perspective on the birth of Jesus.

Heartache, Joy for Military on Holidays

These military families are reunited during the holidays, but there are many families who have a loved one overseas during the season and have to...

Living a Life of Miracles

Miracles are breaking out in North America, and they come with a growing belief that any Christian can be used if he or she wants.

China: A Culture Redefined

It’s out with the old and in with the new in China these days. More than 640 million young people are living in the world’s most populated nation....

MIT Tackles World Energy Needs

This Massachusetts University has launched the 'MIT Energy Initiative.' The goal is to seek solutions to the world's energy problems.

South Korea: Appeasing the North?

The South Korean government insists that it is concerned about the North's nuclear capabilities. But its actions and behavior suggest otherwise.

‘Tag Team’ Parenting

Karen Frisch couldn't afford child care, and she didn't want someone else raising her kids, so she and her husband are trying a tag team approach.

New Credit Cards: Safe or Sorry?

Millions of Americans are using a new kind of credit card. It can be swiped from a distance, which makes paying even easier. But a new report claims...

Long Life, Wine: A Connection?

Could there be a connection between long life and the ingredients in wine? Dr. David Sinclair from Harvard Medical School has been studying...

Would Dems Revive the Fairness Doctrine?

A big Democrat win in this November's elections could jumpstart a contentious debate in Congress that has raged since the late 1980s. It's a debate...