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Just days before his trial, the former leader of a megachurch in Mexico admitted that he sexually abused three minor girls.

Evangelist Franklin Graham concluded his “God Loves You" Tidewater Tour on Sunday in North Carolina. The six-day tour, which drew the attendance of more than 35,000 people, began in the small Maryland towns of La Plata, Timonium, Elkton and...

The Christian singer is using her voice—not for fame, but to fight for the safety of children everywhere. Here's how she's calling Big Tech to account in helping kids from online dangers.

Chris and Anna Smith, who are poised to open the first safe house in the United States for sex trafficked boys, didn’t set out to be trailblazers. They founded their Christian ministry, Restore One, in 2012, hoping to open a facility for girls in...

Political instability fuels human trafficking and illegal immigration.

LIMA, Peru (AP) - Vladimiro Lenin Montesinos, Peru's feared intelligence chief who once worked closely with U.S. anti-drug agents and built an empire of graft, returned home Monday to face human rights and corruption charges after his capture in...

LIMA, Peru (AP) - Vladimiro Lenin Montesinos, Peru's feared intelligence chief who once worked closely with U.S. anti-drug agents and built an empire of graft, returned home Monday to face human rights and corruption charges after his capture in...

WASHINGTON (AP) - The CIA has loosened its rules to let field officers recruit informants with violent or criminal backgrounds without prior approval from headquarters, a U.S. official said Friday.

SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Nineteen Latin American leaders rallied behind cash-strapped Argentina at a summit here, urging international lenders to come up with more emergency aid to ease the nation's debt crisis.

BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - Officials fear that Afghan opium traders are flooding the markets in order to make quick money ahead of a feared U.S. retaliatory strike on the country harboring Osama bin Laden.

BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - Officials fear that Afghan opium traders are flooding the markets in order to make quick money ahead of a feared U.S. retaliatory strike on the country harboring Osama bin Laden.

In spite of Iran's poor human rights record, I continue to be shocked by new levels of callous disregard for human rights exhibited by the Iranian government.

A United Nations panel has warned Kim Jong-un that he may be tried for crimes against humanity committed by himself and state officials under his direct control.

WASHINGTON (AP) - The State Department on Thursday accused Colombia's leading leftist guerrilla group of using a government-authorized demilitarized zone to abuse prisoners, hold kidnap victims, and engage in narcotics trafficking.