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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.

A missionary couple recently received their baby back after the child was swapped at birth.

The Supreme Court has ruled that the state of Texas’ common-sense laws on abortion clinics are unconstitutional.

Despite the teachings, which permeate the culture and the church, women have value in the eyes of God. Society may claim that women are only good for bearing children, to look at, or to use as a commodity, but the Bible teaches a truth that is...

While the debate over abortion economics rages, two issues deserve far more attention than they're receiving.

Change! It's the mantra of the political season. But what kind of change—from what to what?

Issues on which the United States and its allies have differed: Arms trafficking The United States had opposed a U.N. proposal to halt the illegal trafficking of small arms, mainly arguing it would interfere with the civilian right to own guns...

“Just how should I feel about the movie Hotel Rwanda?” wonders writer Steve McGarvey. He is not alone. There is evidence that American Christians are becoming more and more concerned with what goes on outside the borders of the United States. So...

In Today's Edition: Sen. Brownback Honored With Wilberforce Award Jail Ends 'Pro-Christian' Policy Indian Christian Deported from Qatar Faulty Anti-Terrorism Laws Struck Down

My first reaction to the Evangelical Climate Initiative (ECI) yesterday was to start brainstorming ideas to help. For example, if Christian television preachers and hosts/hostesses voluntarily switched from hairspray to gel I think that would make...

Can the government really tell a church whom to hire as a minister? That frightening question is very relevant today.

Dirk Nowitzki of the Dallas Mavericks retired from the NBA Wednesday night.

Yesterday, the Supreme Court delivered what is being called "the greatest victory for abortion rights since Roe v. Wade."

LIMA, Peru (AP) - Ex-spy chief Vladimiro Montesinos maintained a hunger strike Thursday, contrary to reports that he had resumed eating when his family was allowed to prepare his food, authorities said.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The first U.N. conference to curb the billion-dollar-a-year illegal trafficking in small arms ended Saturday with 189 nations agreeing on a watered-down plan Washington wanted - with calls to limit weapon sales and restrict...

After years of inaction, federal prosecutors in Argentina are pursuing criminal charges against perpetrators of religious persecution against an evangelical church in Rio Tercero, Cordoba.