Anti-ICE demonstrations, pro-Hamas college takeovers, and even Black Lives Matter protests all have a common thread running through them. Author Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld argues, "There is something in common to these demonstrations and that is to create resistance to change the United States of America."
After years of being abandoned, a Washington, D.C. church structure that was built in the 1800s is now under new ownership and getting a new life.
Shockwaves continue in the Virginia Attorney General's race as one candidate is facing pressure to drop out after using language depicting violence against a former Republican lawmaker and his family.
A Colorado legal battle over what's known as conversion therapy has reached the U.S. Supreme Court. In this case, licensed therapist Kaley Chiles argues her freedom of speech is being violated under a state law that bans therapy aimed at reducing or changing same-sex attraction for minors.
A Christian high school student from Arkansas says his First Amendment rights were violated after he was silenced by school officials for speaking about his faith with his classmates.
Texas megachurch founder Robert Morris pleaded guilty Thursday to repeatedly sexually abusing a young girl in the 1980s, and he will serve jail time as a result.
When President Trump returned to the White House, his message resonated with many Americans when he talked about a "revolution of common sense." Now, some conservatives want another revolution: a movement of pastors and parishioners running for political office.
The crew of a Florida-based multi-agency task force unit has seized and destroyed a record-breaking one million pounds of cocaine in the last 12 months. That number, officials say, is enough narcotics to kill every American.
Combating rising antisemitism in the United States has proven challenging in recent months. But a small Jewish organization, along with CBN and Regent University, has launched a billboard campaign to raise awareness about antisemitism.
Lifelong residents of Minneapolis will tell you there was a time they could walk the city's streets without a care. If the old Minneapolis was anything, it was clean and safe. Today, in many parts of Minneapolis, those days are gone.