The picture of two people who overdosed in their car is tragic, and it's real. Heroin is having a devastating impact across the country, destroying countless lives. It's even killing people the last place you would expect – suburban America.
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Christian artist and Grammy Award-winning singer Mandisa is opening up about how she overcame a painful struggle with depression after the death of a dear friend.
Erin Moran, the former child star who played Joanie Cunningham in the sitcom "Happy Days" died Saturday, but not before sharing how she came to Christ.
Key members of the Trump administration are gathering weekly...but not for the reason you may think.
Scientists invented an artificial womb in which babies born as early as 24 weeks can grow and strengthen.
Military chaplains mark 100 years of service in the Armed Forces, but these days they also face "attacks" for that service, according to the American Center for Law and Justice.
Religious groups had hoped that President Trump would reverse the Obama Admistration's requirement that employers provide birth control to their employees under the Affordable Care Act. So far the Trump administration has not signaled that they won't support the mandate.
Delta is the latest airline to face backlash as a passenger was reportedly booted from a flight, this time over bathroom troubles. And you guessed it – it was all caught on camera.
In a region of the world where Christians are often severely persecuted for their faith, one Muslim-majority nation in the heart of the Middle East is urging Christians to openly practice their faith.
UC Berkeley officials are warning of potential on-campus violence today in the wake of canceling conservative pundit Ann Coulter's event.
As the Islamic State continues to lose ground to coalition forces, its fighters are running away and trying to go home.
A movement to delay school start times is underway, armed by research showing that teens across the country suffer from sleep deprivation and need to wake up later.
Newly released Army documents reveal former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn was warned not take foreign government payments without advance approval by Pentagon authorities.
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The "In Our Hands" film marks the fiftieth anniversary of Israel's historic battle to re-claim its nation during a war that only took six days.
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In a region of the world where Christians are often severely persecuted for their faith, one Muslim-majority nation in the heart of the Middle East is urging Christians to openly practice their faith.
- As the Islamic State continues to lose ground to coalition forces, its fighters are running away and trying to go home.
President Donald Trump has told the leaders of Mexico and Canada that he will not pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement. Instead, he is looking to renegotiate a better deal for all three countries.
The Trump administration says North Korea is a national security threat that must be stopped.
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All 100 senators were invited to an extraordinary closed-door briefing on the threat North Korea poses to the United States.
A U.S. government commission says the State Department should add Russia to a list of countries that includes the worst violators of religious freedom in the world; a list that also includes North Korea, China, and Iran.
Germany's government refugee agency admits that thousands of former Taliban fighters may have entered Germany in just the last two years.
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Military chaplains mark 100 years of service in the Armed Forces, but these days they also face "attacks" for that service, according to the American Center for Law and Justice.
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Religious groups had hoped that President Trump would reverse the Obama Admistration's requirement that employers provide birth control to their employees under the Affordable Care Act. So far the Trump administration has not signaled that they won't support the mandate.
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Delta is the latest airline to face backlash as a passenger was reportedly booted from a flight, this time over bathroom troubles. And you guessed it – it was all caught on camera.
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UC Berkeley officials are warning of potential on-campus violence today in the wake of canceling conservative pundit Ann Coulter's event.
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A movement to delay school start times is underway, armed by research showing that teens across the country suffer from sleep deprivation and need to wake up later.
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All 100 senators were invited to an extraordinary closed-door briefing on the threat North Korea poses to the United States.
Pro-life activists put together a vivid visual on Capitol Hill Wednesday: more than 196,000 baby socks spilling out of dozens of baskets piled up on the Capitol Lawn just yards from where Congress meets.
Ahead of his upcoming meeting on May 3 with President Donald Trump, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas may be trying to distance his Ramallah-based government from the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made good on his promise not to meet with the German foreign minister unless he cancelled his plans to meet with anti-Israel NGOs. President Reuven Rivlin, however, did meet with him.
Rebuking the U.N., for singling out Israel, United States Ambassador Nikki Haley told 600 delegates from more than 90 countries Tuesday that it was a "new day" for the Jewish state at the United Nations.
As Israelis observe Holocaust Memorial Day Monday, stabbing attacks continue, while a recent report shows US anti-Semitic incidents rose by 86 percent in the first quarter of 2017.
Just hours before Israel begins Holocaust Remembrance Day, a Palestinian teen stabbed four people in Tel Aviv.
During his first official visit to the Middle East, U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis reiterated America's unwavering commitment to Israel, calling the two allies' relationship the "cornerstone" of regional security.
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Religious groups had hoped that President Trump would reverse the Obama Admistration's requirement that employers provide birth control to their employees under the Affordable Care Act. So far the Trump administration has not signaled that they won't support the mandate.
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Newly released Army documents reveal former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn was warned not take foreign government payments without advance approval by Pentagon authorities.
Just days before reaching his 100th day in office, the president released an outline of a plan designed to reduce taxes across the board and make filing your taxes easier. But not everyone is thrilled...
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All 100 senators were invited to an extraordinary closed-door briefing on the threat North Korea poses to the United States.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday aimed at reducing the federal government's role in education.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., told reporters that the White House and congressional leaders are in the final stages of negotiating a spending bill to fund the government through September.
The group's support, while significant, does not necessarily guarantee passage of the Republican bill to partially repeal and replace former President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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Erin Moran, the former child star who played Joanie Cunningham in the sitcom "Happy Days" died Saturday, but not before sharing how she came to Christ.
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Christian artist and Grammy Award-winning singer Mandisa is opening up about how she overcame a painful struggle with depression after the death of a dear friend.
Love is in the Air as One Church LA co-pastors Sarah Jakes-Roberts and Touré Roberts capture our hearts with an introspective discussion of love and marriage, toxic relationships, healing, and the power of love’s restoration.
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Jennifer Hudson didn't hide her faith the other night during her recent visit to the Late Show with Stephen Colbert, taking the entire audience to a place some wouldn't expect.
The Shack book designer says that he regrets the promotion and design of the book because of it's distorted Christian message.
Gomez surprised fans by performing a worship song by the Christian group Hillsong. Gomez has been known to be outspoken about her Christian faith, spending the most time with friends from her church.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is celebrating that a police department fulfilled their request in taking down a prayer placard display at their precinct.
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Scientists invented an artificial womb in which babies born as early as 24 weeks can grow and strengthen.
Coffee makers, especially the single-serve kind, tend to accumulate mold and bacteria, here's how to get rid of it.
Faith prevents people from getting sick less often and helps them heal faster than people with no religious convictions.
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The picture of two people who overdosed in their car is tragic, and it's real. Heroin is having a devastating impact across the country, destroying countless lives. It's even killing people the last place you would expect – suburban America.
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