George Washington University has hired a convicted terrorist and former al Qaeda recruiter to join its distinguished faculty under the university's Program on Extremism.
A mother, father and son all struck by cancer. Now Jay Siltzer is left with the memory of his son and wife, but continues to put his faith in God.
A House watchdog group has revealed one of the worst cyber attacks on the U.S. government was "entirely preventable." Here's why.
A new abortion rule has been proposed by the Obama Administration. The rule could prevent states from blocking Title X, that funds abortion providers like Planned Parenthood. Congressman Diane Black is now calling on Pro-Life groups nationwide to fight back.
The younger generation is looking for more substance in their Sunday service. A warm atmosphere is now considered the new "cool" for most.
A church in Tallahassee is reaching out to those affected by hurricane Hermine after many were displaced by the damage to their homes. Some people no longer had a place to stay.
When Yvonne Allen went to her local DMV to change the photo for her driver's license, she had no idea she would leave humiliated with tears in her eyes.
President Barack Obama defended NFL quarterback Colin Kapernick's protest against the national anthem, saying Kaepernick was "exercising his constitutional right" to bring attention to racial injustice.
Hermine is weakening hundreds of miles offshore in the Atlantic Ocean, but forecasters warn it could continue to pound New York to southern New England.
Phyllis Schlafly, longtime conservative political activist and founder of the pro-family Eagle Forum, died Monday at the age on 92. She is perhaps best-known for leading the fight that defeated the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s.