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Mobile gaming more than quadruples in two years.

After Congress reaffirmed "In God We Trust" as the nation's official motto, President Obama chided lawmakers for ignoring his jobs bill.

Survey data shows no difference in kids' use after Rhode Island made it legal in 2006.

A recent study shows the most frequent reason teenagers give for abstaining from sex is that the behavior goes against their religion or morals.

Perhaps you’ve heard about Felisha Archuleta of Denver. For the last few months she’s been trying to sign her 7-year-old son up to join the Girl...

Joshua Keating writes about “yesterday’s Next Big Things” that never took place, noting that “history can be awfully unkind to pundits wielding...

The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom will cease to exist Nov. 18 unless members of Congress take action.

Cisco VP for Marketing and Emerging Technologies, David Hsieh, says 51 percent of all Internet traffic today is video—and predicts that the number...

A study of more than 23,000 high school students finds 13 percent have received a sext message and 10 percent have either forwarded, sent or posted...

On Wednesday, Israel successfully test-fired a missile said to be capable of carrying a nuclear warhead and striking Iran.

Twelve New Jersey nurses who claim they are being forced to assist in abortion procedures are suing their hospital.

In this past Monday’s USA Today, columnist Gail Sheehy suggested that 50-year-old Mary Claire Orenic of Southern California may be “one of the...

In a 396-9 vote Tuesday night, the House of Representatives passed a resolution reaffirming "In God We Trust" as the official motto of the U.S.

Would the Baptist minister, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., be pleased with his memorial? I doubt it, because they left God out.

The Supreme Court won't reopen a case in which a lower court ruled that highway crosses memorializing Utah state troopers were unconstitutional.