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A Catholic human rights blogger in Vietnam who was accused of “conducting propaganda” could be facing torture as authorities continue to keep her whereabouts a secret.

California law gives mentally ill patients who are suffering from a terminal sickness the option to die by assisted suicide.

Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, in a speech delivered at the Al Smith charity dinner in New York, said people need both faith and good works for salvation.

Christian cartoonist Jack Chick, who tried to save people from hell through his popular black and white evangelistic tracts, passed away on Sunday.

Ten U.S. military soldiers have formally requested that they be recognized by the identity they identify with.

Christian pastor and author Max Lucado revealed that the anti-Trump ad created by a progressive Christian group used his remarks without his consent.

Easter and Christmas are two of the major celebrations of the Christian faith. However, when it comes to other celebrations that are cultural or otherwise (like Halloween), how should Christians approach the subject?

The Christian parents of a 14-year-old girl in the U.K. took legal action against their local council for supporting their daughter’s transition to another gender.

Two years ago, then eight-year-old Cayden Taipalus from Michigan decided he should do something so that no kid in school would be denied a hot lunch because of a delinquent lunch account.

An undercover investigation alleges that the campaign of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton paid people specifically to disrupt campaign gatherings of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

At the final presidential debate held Wednesday night in Las Vegas, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said she would push for a no-fly zone in Syria to “help protect the Syrians” and put the conflict to an end.

“If California attempts to enforce this law then do not comply. Make them put you in jail,” Dobson said.

Evangelical theologian Wayne Grudem, who withdrew his support for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump almost two weeks ago, said it is better to vote for Trump’s policies than those of his contender, Hillary Clinton.

A huge hue and cry has been raised when Auntie Anne's, a US pretzel chain franchise operator applied for ‘halal’ certification across all 45 stores in Malaysia, only to see the application rejected because the word ‘dog’ was on one of the menu items, among other factors. A&W Malaysia's URL has also been changed, removing the word 'beer' in the process.

Christian groups called on the presidential campaigns of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to set up plans of action regarding the persecution of Christians worldwide.

Hillary Clinton and her faith as a member of the Methodist church apparently were not in conflict with each other, according to an abortionist doctor who was her OB-GYN and later became a close friend.

The FBI filed a motion Friday to dismiss a lawsuit accusing the agency of negligence that paved the way for Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof to buy a handgun.

A federal judge has denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by an Iowa church against the Civil Rights Commission for allegedly interpreting a state law wrongly and putting it at risk of prosecution.

While Planned Parenthood marked its centennial with the hashtag #100YearsStrong, a coalition of 11 pro-life groups tagged it as #100YearsOfAbuse.

Johns Hopkins University distanced itself from the two scientists who wrote a study saying there’s no scientific evidence that people are born gay.

The editors of a publication that released a study regarding sexuality and gender are fighting back against the “lies and bullying” of a gay advocacy group that sharply criticized the results of the study.

CoverGirl cosmetics announced last week that it is having its very first “CoverBoy,” the 17-year-old YouTube sensation James Charles.

A Christian nursing home in Neuchatel in Switzerland must perform assisted suicide to patients who ask for it, according to a federal court order.

Former atheist turned Christian apologist Lee Strobel said when his wife converted to Christianity, his first thought was to divorce her, but God had other plans.

The purpose of the tour was to wake up the churches and make them realize the importance of the coming election, to gather God's people in prayer for the nation and to urge them to go out and vote.