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Libya may turn out worse under the rebels than under the crazed Gadhafi.

Between January and February 2011, worldwide unique visitors to MySpace declined by a staggering 14.4% from 73 million visitors to 63 million visitors. It’s about half of the audience they had a year ago.

There are four profound issues in the upcoming election: the war on terrorism, the courts, the economy, and the culture. Only God knows the outcome. He's not running, but he's in charge.

Americans will spend an estimated $5.8 billion on Halloween, with average households spending $66.28 on costumes, candy and decorations, up from last year's $56.31 and comparable to 2008.

Senator Robert Torrecelli of New Jersey has been reprimanded by the Senate Ethics Committee. Torrecelli apologized and said he would comply with orders to pay for gifts he received.

A recent commentary in BusinessWeek described business leaders' concerns that the president might expend too much collateral on "moral issues" this term, to the detriment of economic issues. The anxiety of corporate suits affords the Church an...

the story of another Christian’s life often lifts our eyes from our own ministries and circumstances to see something bigger

I have been to this Bethlehem many times in my imagination, but was fortunate enough to actually go to the city of Bethlehem last year. I looked upon the place Jesus was born, and the hallowed spot where history was forever altered so many...

Things change quickly when Jesus speaks

Rhode Island became the 10th state to legalize gay marriage on Thursday as Gov. Lincoln Chafee signed the legislation into law on the steps of the Statehouse.

Voters in Wisconsin sent Democrat Tammy Baldwin to the U.S. Senate on Tuesday, making her the first open lesbian to be elected to the upper chamber.

North Carolina on Tuesday became the 30th state to define marriage within its constitution as between one man and one woman.

A bill that would allow the Bible to be used in the classrooms of public schools has passed the Idaho legislature and now goes on to Gov. C. L. “Butch” Otter’s desk for approval.