Washington's top political leaders from both parties, along with journalists and celebrities, came together for the annual White House Correspondents' Association Dinner this weekend.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that cities and towns across America can continue praying at public meetings.
CBN's Superbook and a special series on Israel nominated for Daytime Emmy Awards.
The slow-moving storm system that brought deadly tornadoes and flooding across the South is finally sliding out to sea.
Anne Graham Lotz urged those gathered for the 63rd annual National Day of Prayer to cry out to God "in humble repentance of sin."
Minnesota police foiled a teenager's plot to kill his family and launch a massacre at his high school.
A federal investigation into sexual assaults on college campuses poses a disturbing question: Are authorities doing enough to investigate such claims?
Sen. Edward J. Markey, D-Mass., is introducing a bill that would authorize the government to monitor speech on television, radio, and online.
Kentucky Derby fans will flood Louisville this weekend, pumping millions into the local economy. But some of that money will go towards commercial sex.
The history of healing in the U.S. can be traced to John G. Lake, a leader of the Pentecostal movement. His legacy lives on with the re-opening of his "healing rooms."