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"Don't Ask, Don't Tell" formally ended, but questions remain concerning long-term repercussions.

Is it possible, in this highly charged culture, to say nice things about people whose policies you despise?

With all the new media options, you’d think media bias wouldn’t be a problem for Christians. Well, you’d be wrong.

A society that spurns the traditional obligations of marriage is certain to reap a bleak harvest.

Commitment is commitment. A vow is a vow. After saying your marriage vows, don't look back.

"Two years in prison is too long." ... "Today can only be described as the best day of our lives."

The followers of Mohammed have a long tradition of taking the children of Christians and indoctrinating them.

Why all the media celebration over the end of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”? You’d almost think there’s another agenda at work here.

Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal, who spent the past three years in Iran's notorious Evin Prison, were released today.

The Democrats' problem is profound: It's bad for a party when almost all its recognizable leaders are over 65.

The State Department's new international religious freedom report focuses on the deteriorating situation in the Middle East.

There is no doubt Edward Bulwer-Lytton was right when he coined the phrase for his 1839 play The Conspiracy, “The pen is mightier than the sword.”...

Knowledge of our sinfulness can keep in check our natural proclivity toward the corrupt use of power.

Many Christians have lost their lives in the violent sectarian attacks that foster fear, and in some instances, a desire for retaliation....

If we will not defend life in the womb, eventually the dignity of every single human life is thrown over the fence.