Month: July, 2013

New USCIRF Chair Robert George: Religious Freedom Commission Is 'Nation's Conscience'

Princeton Professor Robert P. George, newly elected chair of the United States Council on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), said his

A video taken at SeaWorld showing a stranded whale has gone viral on the Internet, sparking outrage among animal lovers.

Police arrested a 58-year-old woman on Monday who allegedly splattered green paint inside two chapels at the historic Washington National

Let’s not mince words: There’s a reason the U.S. secretary of state visited India last month and the first American

America’s two most highly rated conservative talk personalities, Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity, might take a major hit this year

Consider the American Academy of Pediatrics. Founded in 1930, they purport to represent 60,000 pediatricians. But over the years, this

Tropical Storm Flossie has slammed Hawaii, and although it arrived more powerful than some had initially predicted, it quickly lost

As Weiss rightly points out, a lot of the rhetoric about sexuality in Christian circles is characterized by anger and

Views on abortion are becoming more entrenched in certain regions of the country, with New England residents more convinced of

For Tim Tebow it’s a new team and a new season but the same drama when it comes to NFL