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It's happened again, another school shooting. Lives shattered forever by a lone gunman who took his vengeance into his own hands.

Santorum's candidacy and its media coverage tell us a great deal about the fate of conservative convictions in the public square.

There are many reasons to root for Jeremy Lin. Here’s another: his story has helped draw attention to persecuted Chinese Christians.

Is the new criteria that religious opinions of politicians have to be "in the mainstream," as defined by the liberal media?

Lawyers are filing cases around the country to help ensure the issue eventually makes it to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Yousef Nadarkhani's lawyers await written confirmation that his execution order has been issued.

Trials abound in the post-Mubarak reality Egyptians refer to as "the chaos," but Christians are holding on to hope.

Execution orders have reportedly been issued for imprisoned Iranian pastor Youcef Nadarkhani.

There is a never-ending quest to discover one's "talent," even if doing so undermines the virtues that made this country great.

For the first time in American history, more than half of all births to American women under 30 are out of wedlock.

How are Christians to respond to famous athletes and the furor over them?

Today, at least 49 Episcopal churches in 12 states will offer ashes to passersby at train stations, bus stops and college campuses.

It's not politics that drives us in our beliefs against global warming -- it's theology, sound science and economics.

The nationwide explosion of legal gambling may well be the most underrated dimension of America’s moral crisis.

As another bizarre news story shows, when put to the test, moral relativists can’t cling to their views.