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When we separate people according to something as trivial as musical preferences, we evidence a fundamental failure to comprehend the heart of the gospel. We’re not only feeding toxic tribalism; we’re also saying the gospel can’t successfully...

I interact with a lot of wounded people. My books and a big hunk of my writing have been directed toward those who are beaten up by life, religion and too often by other people in the church. After writing a book on healing and restoring wounded...

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Armed Services Committee voted Thursday for the first round of base closings since 1997 as it worked to complete a measure funding the nation's defense needs for 2002.

DURBAN, South Africa (AP) - Delegates working overtime at the World Conference Against Racism on Saturday resolved the contentious issue of how to deal with slavery in the U.N. meeting's final declaration, but were divided over the Middle East.

DURBAN, South Africa (AP) - Delegates working overtime at the World Conference Against Racism on Saturday resolved the contentious issue of how to deal with slavery in the U.N. meeting's final declaration, but were divided over the Middle East.

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) - The following is the text of Slobodan Milosevic's arraignment hearing on Tuesday before the U.N. war crimes tribunal. Milosevic spoke in English, but switched to his native Serbo-Croation midway in the hearing and was...

TORONTO (AP) - Smiles abounded on Canada's political right a year ago when Stockwell Day became the first leader of a new party seeking to unite conservative forces and topple the governing Liberal Party.

BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) - Rioters hurled firebombs and bottles at police Thursday night as violent street clashes erupted in the wake of the biggest parades of the year by the province's Protestants.

WASHINGTON (AP) - No single FBI official was responsible for keeping track of agents' weapons or computers that held classified information, a situation that contributed to the loss of almost 450 guns and more than 180 computers, a bureau...

WASHINGTON (AP) - America's military response to last week's terrorist attacks is likely to be a series of airstrikes and relatively small-scale raids by special forces, analysts say.