A Palestinian government anxious to prove to the world that it can maintain historic sites of international importance is in the process of brokering a deal between three different Christian groups whose infighting has prevented much-needed renovations to one of the Holy Land's most beloved sites - the Church of the Nativity.
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A Texas man is suing a local fertility clinic for using his sperm without his permission after it was allegedly stolen by his ex-girlfriend.
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann
Instead of helping an elderly man who collapsed to the floor in a West Virginia Target Store on Black Friday morning, Christmas shoppers merely stepped over him in their haste to get at bargain merchandise.
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A judge in British Columbia is expected to hand down a ruling today regarding whether Canada's anti-polygamy law violates the country's Charter of Rights and Freedoms, a decision that will likely fuel the ongoing debate about whether multiple-partner unions should be legalized.
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Those of us who are anxious about becoming too addicted to our cell phones have a new worry to add to our collection - texting in our sleep.
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A private meeting between President Obama and Archbishop Timothy Dolan, head of the U.S. Bishops, has resulted in a new proposal to expand the religious exemption from new rules that require health insurance plans to cover contraceptives for women.
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In spite of the inroads it is making in some state legislatures, one of the country's foremost authorities on same-sex attraction says decades of social science research has found that children are harmed by homosexual parenting.
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Parents need to be aware that the latest
Twilight film,
Breaking Dawn - Part 1, which opens in theaters tonight, makes violent sex seem romantic, abortion appear reasonable and childbirth look horrifying.
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In a ruling that delivered a major blow to same-sex marriage proponents in California, the state's Supreme Court issued a ruling yesterday saying that state officials do not have the right to veto a voter-approved initiative and that the backers of the state's gay marriage ban have the right to defend the hotly contested ballot initiative in court.
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Hundreds of middle- and high-school aged children were bused into a large conference in Tarrytown New York yesterday where a long list of activist speakers presented the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender lifestyle as normal and praiseworthy.
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