Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell's will get his day before the Supreme Court to appeal his public corruption convictions.
J.I. Packer, one of the most influential Christian theologians of the modern era, says blindness is forcing him to step down from his speaking and writing ministry.
The U.S Episcopal Church is now being suspended from any leadership postion within the Anglican community because of its acceptance of gay marriage.
A New York court has upheld a state decision to fine a farm couple for refusing to host a lesbian wedding on their property.
The number of abortions is continuing to decline in America, according to the the National Right to Life. The analysis finds that while the nation's largest abortion provider performed slightly fewer abortions, the business is still a major cornerstone of the billion-dollar empire.
When terrorists attacked the United States diplomatic compound and a nearby CIA annex in Benghazi on September 11, 2012, six members of a security team for the CIA stepped up to defend hundreds of Americans.
A short documentary filmed by David Darg, vice president of international operations for Operation Blessing, has been nominated for an Oscar.
Regent University ranks first in Virginia for online bachelor's degrees, master's in education, and master's in business.
President Barack Obama raised some eyebrows in his State of the Union address when he said ISIS is not a threat to national security.
Former Packer and Super Bowl I MVP Bart Starr is the only quarterback in NFL history to lead a team to five championships. He also survived two heart attacks, two strokes, and four major seizures.