"Draw anything you want to draw.” That’s what the teacher told her class of small children in Gaza. After a few minutes a little girl
St. Louis — A Missouri Baptist University employee has been charged with embezzling about $107,000 since being promoted to the university controller’s position in 2009.
A television star has become vocal about his faith, saying in a recently released online testimony that he has become a Seventh-day Adventist (SDA). He
Stymied by gridlock during President Obama’s first term, a bipartisan agreement on immigration reform seems to be getting new momentum in the wake of a
Gambling opponents have received another victory in the fight against so-called “electronic bingo” machines. Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange’s office obtained a final judgment for
Despite four state votes for gay “marriage” Nov. 6, a majority of voters still define marriage as between one man and one woman, a new poll
The U.S. Senate fell short in its bid to ratify a treaty critics charged could subvert parental authority and American sovereignty, as well as expand
Timed nearest to the anniversary of the Dec. 10, 1948, adoption of the U.N. Declaration of Human Rights, Human Rights Day has been sponsored for
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