Lost in the review of President Joe Biden's speech last week was the attack on people of faith, according to National Religious Broadcasters Association CEO Troy Miller on Newsmax.

Queen Elizabeth II’s life was a remarkable one.

American satisfaction with the country’s K-12 education system has reached its second all-time low, according to a Gallup poll. Only 42 percent of Americans say they are satisfied with the system...

“Little Demon,” a new animated show about a woman who mates with Satan and produces the Antichrist, is raising eyebrows and making cultural waves.

Home heating and electricity prices are expected to skyrocket in homes across the U.S. northeast this winter, according to National Grid.

“Never before in American history has there been a president of the United States who has worked harder to oppose Catholic teachings on marriage, the family...than President Joe Biden.”

A Christian teacher in Ireland who refused to use a transgender student's preferred pronouns has been jailed for ignoring a court order that prohibited him from setting foot on his school's campus.

A Kansas teacher was awarded $95,000 in damages and attorneys fees from a lawsuit regarding her refusal to use a student’s “preferred pronouns.”

Sixty-three percent of likely voters say the Hunter Biden laptop story is still important nearly two years after the initial report broke by the New York Post, a Tuesday Rasmussen Reports found.

One year after the U.S. pullout from Afghanistan, the situation inside the beleaguered nation is dire.

A new poll finds that significant numbers of Democratic voters believe things that are false.

Some Navy SEALs’ case for religious exemptions to COVID-19 vaccination trudges along in the Fifth Circuit court as defense leaders remain wedded to the Biden administration’s military vaccine mandate.

Most of us can't imagine not having a Bible in the language we speak. But that's the reality for millions. It's pushing Bible translators to find new and faster ways to get scripture to every corner of the world.

America’s employers slowed their hiring in August in the face of rising interest rates, high inflation and sluggish consumer spending.

The Internal Revenue Service revealed that it accidentally posted roughly 120,000 individuals' sensitive information online before quickly removing it.

...Payment-plan changes could, over time, be nearly as costly as the debt-cancellation provisions.