A former Democratic presidential candidate drew applause from across the ideological spectrum Thursday when he advocated for more societal attention for boys and men, arguing that a “crisis” among males is having devastating consequences on the nation.
On Wednesday, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) officially withdrew its COVID-19 mandate for large businesses with over 100 employees.
Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer will retire at the end of the term, NBC News reported Wednesday, giving President Biden his first opportunity to place a nominee on the court even though it likely won't change its ideological balance.
Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott has introduced a "parental bill of rights" to ensure that parents have greater control over their children's education.
Christian leaders and pro-life advocates are condemning Senator Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) for describing himself as a "pro-choice" pastor.
American society may be growing more and more politicized each year, but in a new poll, evangelicals say they don’t want their own congregation to follow suit.
A Finnish Christian politician who faces possible prison time for a Bible-affirming tweet said Monday ahead of her trial that she was concerned about the “eternal life” of individuals when she wrote the social media post.
Virginia's new governor on Wednesday named a new diversity officer and added a unique responsibility to her job description: an advocate for the unborn.
Worship leader and activist Sean Feucht has signed a new book deal with Regnery Publishing after claiming that HarperCollins, his previous publisher, canceled his books over his political views.
This week marked President Joe Biden's first year in office, a milestone that both supporters and critics are using to measure his progress. As his first year as president came to a close, the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and troubled economy led to Biden's lowest approval rating yet. Here are five takeaways from Biden's first year in office:
