The crowdfunding website GoFundMe has revised its policy to make it easier to shut down fundraising campaigns the company does not support.
CBN's own Wendy Griffith was awarded the prestigious 2015 Platinum Award for Excellence in Communication from the Christian Women in Media Association.
Virginia's attorney general has rejected state standards that called for improved medical safety conditions at abortion clinics.
ISIS says it was behind the attack outside a contest in Texas featuring cartoons of Islam's prophet Mohammed.
The Supreme Court has heard arguments for and against gay marriage, and a decision is expected by the end of June.
Baltimore's mayor lifted the city's week-long curfew Sunday. Meanwhile, churches united to pray for healing and justice following last week's unrest over Freddie Gray, the man who died while in police custody.
An Phoenix apartment was searched by federal agents Monday as part of an investigation into a shooting outside a Mohammed cartoon contest.
As unrest and violence marked a the past week in Baltimore, CBN News talks with pastors who are leading the charge to bring peace, reconciliation and hope to Baltimore and the nation.
Frustrated protesters took to the streets of Baltimore over the death of Freddie Gray. Now several prominent faith leaders and celebrities are looking to God to heal the city.
The majority of Americans approve of drone strikes on terrorists, according to a new Associated Press poll.