The federal government shut down at the stroke of midnight Friday, halting all but the most essential operations and marring the one-year anniversary of President Donald Trump's inauguration in a striking display of Washington dysfunction.
Just before thousands of pro-life advocates began their march from the National Mall to the Supreme Court, the House passed major pro-life legislation that would legally protect babies born alive after botched abortions.
Christianity is a big part of what makes the Philadelphia Eagles what they are, a team that just won the Super Bowl.
The 45th March for Life made history as President Donald Trump spoke to participants live from the White House. His audience featured many thousands who want America to know that each life matters and it's not only the unborn who become victims of abortion.
This season's aggressive, deadly flu outbreak has many wondering if another flu pandemic like the one in 1918 could happen again.
Annahita Parsan is emerging as one of the most prominent religious leaders in Europe because of her work reaching Muslims in Sweden with the Gospel.
The first non-gender role on an American television show is stirring controversy. "Activist Mommy" Elizabeth Johnston talks about Christians responding with love to this issue and how to address the problem.
As the death toll from the flu rises, one health expert says this year's vaccine is far from perfect but still a good idea.
President Donald Trump is the first commander in chief to address the annual March for Life event live via live video feed.
Pro-life leaders want their movement to grow, and not just in size. They're re-casting a vision for what it means to be "pro-life" in 2018 and it includes more than just a focus on the womb.