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Conservatives looking ahead to 2016
The co-authors of a new book think the Republican Party is set to nominate its weakest candidate for the upcoming presidential election, so now is ...
U.S., China forge tentative deal on Chen
The U.S. and China forged the outlines of a deal Friday to end a diplomatic standoff over legal activist Chen Guangcheng that would let him ... Read more
What's next for Pastor Church Smith?
A leading evangelical pastor is requesting prayer as he ponders the next step in his battle with cancer. ... Read more
Christianity in the Holy Land
A Palestinian pastor is currently in the U.S. to raise money for a building in east Jerusalem, and he's telling about the plight of Christians ... Read more
Women misinformed about food dangers
A new project aims to warn women about "pseudo-scientific" studies on food. ... Read more
WH criticized at prayer observance
The Obama administration is being accused of shirking its constitutional responsibility to enforce the laws. ... Read more
What's next for Pastor Chuck Smith?
A leading evangelical pastor is requesting prayer as he ponders the next step in his battle with cancer. ... Read more
Conservative Methodists victorious on 'gay' issues
As United Methodists wrapped up their gathering in Tampa, delegates to the General Conference dealt with issues related to how the church deals with homosexuality. ... Read more
Judge: TX can't cut funds to Planned Parenthood
A federal appeals judge says Texas cannot ban Planned Parenthood from receiving state funds. ... Read more
Canadian artist puts focus on stewardship
Contemporary Christian songwriter and singer Dan Macaulay has released his latest CD, titled From You, For You. ... Read more
Bringing 'compliance' philosophy into focus
A coalition of clergy, theologians, and scientists is weighing in on comments from a recently resigned administrator for the Environmental Protection Agency. ... Read more
The week's top stories (Apr. 30 - May 4, 2012)
See which stories were most popular on our website over the last week. ... Read more
GA bill grand step toward protecting unborn life
Georgia Governor Nathan Deal has signed a fetal pain bill, which will drastically reduce abortions in the state. ... Read more
Recent poll results (Apr. 30 - May 4, 2012)
See the results from our poll questions last week. ... Read more
Atheist groups after NDOP observers
Alliance Defense Fund is responding to legal threats from an atheist group over public observances of the National Day of Prayer. ... Read more
Embryonic stem cell 'success' a lie
A British scientist, who has been working in the United States on embryonic stem-cell research, has resigned for fabricating results of his work -- and ... Read more
Time for CSU to realize the market's changing
A researcher says the "dinosaur" education system is struggling to keep up with student demands for schools that offer more career-focused programs. ... Read more
Iranian pastor's attorney arrested
An attorney who represented an Iranian Christian pastor under the death penalty has been ordered to prison for "a very broad crime." ... Read more
Mandate challenge premature?
The U.S. Department of Justice is asking a judge to dismiss a religious school's lawsuit against the federal healthcare mandate requiring it to provide contraceptive ... Read more
More out-of-state students = fewer state workers
Education researcher Karen Gushta says California should focus on the kind of education it's offering its citizens, or else the state will not produce the ... Read more
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The Threat of a Global Caliphate is Real
A number of Islamist political parties and Jihadist guerrilla groups have called for the restoration of the Caliphate by uniting Muslim nations, either through political action or by force. ... Read more
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