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When a 15-year-old girl in Richmond, California, was brutally assaulted by as many as seven young men, the most barbaric act of all was the...

Many Christians believe that faithfulness to the ministry of Jesus requires them to oppose capital punishment. Is that true?

The twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall is an important landmark in human history. That wall, one of history's most heinous...

Our children's textbooks are strangely void of even a mention of the 14 million political prisoners who either barely clung to life or died in...

You hear about the "coldest winter in years." Surely global warming is a fake, then? Andrew Farley clarifies the debate with the differences...

Did the Fort Hood shooter just "go over the brink"? Wouldn’t the simpler guess be that a member of our Armed Forces switched sides... like Benedict...

Last February, Secretary of State Clinton shocked us when she said pressuring China on human rights abuses might "interfere" with more important...

"All God’s Children" tells the devastating story of at least two decades of abuse that went on at Mamou Alliance Academy in Guinea -- all in the...

I have great sympathy for President Obama on the issue of Afghanistan — because the moral implications of his decision are staggering.

Emergent leader John R. Franke's new book deserves close attention, for it presents a vision of truth we are sure to confront in years to come.

The "Affordable Health Care for America Act" (HR 3962) is so comprehensive that it even micromanages restaurant menus and vending machines. That's...

December 21, 2012, is the last day listed on what is known as the Mayan "long count calendar." That calendar marks what the Maya -- a now...

Most would agree that conserving resources and minimizing adverse impacts on the environment make sense, but something has gone terribly awry...

Hardly a day goes by without at least one show on the History Channel touting some doomsday scenario and how it was foretold.

President Obama's "free to live and love as we see fit" language was set in a context larger than the hate crimes bill. He opened the door far...