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Memorial Day, the unofficial start of summer, is now behind us. That means it’s time for my annual summer reading list. Usually these are the top 10 books that I have either read over the past year or are at the top of my list to read over the...

I received an email from Roma Downey and Mark Burnett yesterday about Sunday night's premier of History Channel's The Bible, which garnered nearly 15 million viewers.

Since the release of his book "Killing Jesus," O’Reilly has faced criticism from members of the secular-progressive movement.

Renaming the Persian Gulf to the "Arabian Gulf" and negotiating with Iran’s brutal regime risks strengthening the very forces oppressing the Iranian people and erasing their proud heritage. True leadership calls for standing with Iran’s fight for...

America’s founding is often seen through two competing narratives: one as a distinctly Christian nation and the other as a secular society built on Enlightenment ideals. But the reality is far more complex. While Christian principles influenced...

A good way to shake up your schedule is to do a study of that month's federally recognized holiday.

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) - A Dutch couple who wanted to record a piece of history for their daughter ended up showing the world the first images of Slobodan Milosevic in custody.

World changers don’t always collect medals. Sometimes they collect scars.

Positive relations between youth and their parents can be key to preventing adolescent suicide attempts, according new research from the University of British Columbia.

A few weeks ago my friends at BreakPoint published on it's website a book review I wrote for the BreakPoint WorldView magazine: Rediscovering Chivalry: Honorable Behavior in a Lax Age. Miner's book is an great look at the history of chivarly as a...

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - President Kim Dae-jung said Tuesday he was ``shocked'' by Japan's refusal to revise its controversial history textbooks and warned that the issue could imperil ties between the two countries.