A devastating diagnosis of blindness and an unshakeable faith set the stage for Roy Sasscer’s miracle.
The $24 million Islamic Cultural Center in the Boston neighborhood of Roxbury was supposed to be the largest mosque in the northeastern United States, but it currently functions as a lightning rod for controversy and a public relations nightmare for the City of Boston and the Islamic Society of Boston.
Cardiovascular disease doesn't have to run in your family to be a concern for your health. Find out the steps you can take to maintain a strong heart. Dr. Roizen offers reasons why some may suffer from chest pain.
Gordon Robertson answers the following "Bring it On" question: What can parents do to help their rebellious teenagers?
He’s Charlie Daniels, a living legend who seems unstoppable. Scott Ross sat down with the 70-year-old country star at his home in Tennessee to talk about the fiery passion that fuels him and his signature style.
Jenny Drummond was a healthy, active woman who always had lots of energy. But when her new husband, Bryan, noticed her sudden tiredness, he became concerned. Then when Jenny's liver started failing inexplicably and her organs began shutting down, Bryan and the doctors knew there was something terribly wrong.
Pat Robertson and Kristi Watts discuss ways to improve your brain power using natural supplements and brain exercises called neurobics.
Years ago, John and Mary Jo faced a financial nightmare when John lost his job.
Will the division between religious and secular Jews give comfort to Israel's enemies?
Scott Ross talks to the singer and spokeswoman about the importance of the National Day of Prayer and how the spotlight has given her the chance of a lifetime.