The FBI is investigating three American teenage girls suspected of trying to join the Islamic State. It's just the latest case of ISIS recruiting young Westerners with social media propaganda.
In less than two weeks 29-year-old Brittany Maynard is scheduled to die. She was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer six months ago, shortly after her wedding.
A network of churches called Love INC is crossing denominational lines to help those trapped in poverty. But there's more involved than just meeting physical needs.
A new government funded study is monitoring what you post on Twitter. The initiative is called "Truthy," and it tracks how ideas spread throughout popular culture.
The Washington Supreme Court will hear arguments against Backpage.com Tuesday.The lawsuit claims three girls were sold as prostitutes in advertisements on the website.
Churches at the frontlines of the illegal immigration debate are finding that the answer to the age-old question of how to treat immigrants might not be clean-cut.
Houston Mayor Annise Parker said the word "sermons" is being deleted from the subpoenas seeking information from five local pastors. But the Alliance Defending Freedom says the city "still doesn't get it."
Their belief in the biblical definition of marriage puts one Idaho couple center stage in America's culture war over same-sex marriage.
Gay marriage is now legal in Arizona. It is one of many recent decisions striking at the heart of the biblical definition of marriage.
The Westin Bonaventure Hotel and Suites in California is hosting the annual conference for the American Studies Association, a group that has chosen to endorse a Palestinian-led boycott of Israeli academic institutions.