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Michael Medved recently interviewed David Freddoso, author of “The Case Against Barack Obama: The Unlikely Rise and Unexamined Agenda of the...

The banner in the Peruvian town of Las Leguas announced a new kind of festival: a "Tubal Ligation Festival." It was part of a notorious population...

Ordinarily, such hatred takes years to cultivate. The force and acceleration of their vehemence virtually demands psychoanalysis. Since this sport...

I would add this word of caution, based on the irrefutable history of the modern vice presidency: If Sarah Palin becomes our next vice president,...

Over at "On Faith," a debate is raging over this question: Is it hypocritical to think that a woman can lead a nation and not a congregation? That...

So powerful are the media that they have been referred to as the fourth branch of government. Indeed, they can make or break reputations. And at...

Unlike the West, from the start, HIV/AIDS in Africa has ravaged the non-drug-using heterosexual population. People whose Western counterparts are...

Contrary to a widely circulated report in Tuesday's Washington Post, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, the Republican vice-presidential nominee, did not...

Today's political communication is essentially an ad campaign. It's not designed to help us go deeper, but rather to cause us to "feel" rather than...

Frank Pastore interviews Jill Stanek, the former registered nurse who served at Christ Hospital in Oak Lawn, Illinois. She provided congressional...

Conversation styles have changed and yet stayed the same in new media such as Twitter and the blogosphere. Dr. John Mark Reynolds discusses "The...

It was bound to happen. In this “Year of the bailout,” why shouldn’t Detroit get into the act? The financial community has maintained a death-watch...

Months of tepid -- even reluctant -- support among some evangelicals for Sen. John McCain's White House bid have exploded into a newfound sense of...

From Nazism to communism, the 20th century proved that ideas truly do have consequences. Learn how one idea from the last century spelled doom for...

In recent years, American Christians have seen a recovery of adoption as a living concept -- and as a focus of congregational celebration.