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With the Eiffel Tower lit up in red for the occasion, France welcomed Chinese President Hu Jintao on Monday while activists and dissidents expressed their dismay at the refusal of the French government to address China's human rights violations.

Hymnologist Eric Routley writes, "The gates that Watts had opened, Wesley joyously entered; and the field that Watts sowed he reaped, literally, a hundredfold." These "gates and fields" Routley describes were the full expression of congregational...

There are many other great and godly leaders which our nation has produced, people who exhibited unusual vision and integrity and, most importantly, who trusted in and loved our Lord Jesus Christ. Abraham Lincoln was one of the greatest.

From emotional revivalism to commercial and financial motivations to the "Jesus Movement" to today. Bob Kauflin takes a closer look.

SKOPJE, Macedonia (AP) - Three European Union observers monitoring a cease-fire disappeared near the city of Tetovo, and their vehicle was found upside down in a ravine, an EU official said Friday.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Vatican has fallen on difficult financial times.

BERLIN (AP) - A new zeppelin that took to the skies this week over Germany carrying passengers - the first commercial blimp flights since the Hindenburg disaster - could bring new life for the spurned form of air transport.

ATLANTA (AP) - A federal appeals court ruled Monday that a University of Georgia affirmative action policy is unconstitutional because it arbitrarily gave nonwhite applicants a statistical boost.

PARIS (AP) - Even though China puts far more prisoners to death each year than any other country, it is executions in the United States that spark the real outcry in Western Europe, where capital punishment has long been outlawed.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - Bail was set at $7 million Saturday for a man accused of killing seven people, including his girlfriend and her five children who were bludgeoned to death in their sleep with a hammer.