Jan Walker
In Fires and Floods, Sickness and Health
Phil and Pam Rhodes haven’t taken a vacation since 2005. The Tracy, Calif., couple has spent the last eight years … Read More
Kregel Author Roy B. Zuck Dies
Roy B. Zuck, a noted scholar and author, died March 16. He was 81. Author of more than 40 books, … Read More
Turning Phoenix Into ‘Valley of the Son’
The land known as Phoenix was inhabited by an industrious people between 700 A.D. and 1400 A.D.—a people group who … Read More
Prostitution Policy Splits NGOs in Top Court AIDS Case
A Supreme Court case that challenges a law requiring anti-prostitution policies for HIV/AIDS programs seeking federal money has generated a … Read More
French Upper House Backs Same-Sex Marriage Law
France’s Senate upper house voted in favor of same-sex marriage on Friday, paving the way for it to enter law … Read More
Daughter of Obama’s Former Pastor Charged With Fraud
The daughter of President Barack Obama’s controversial former pastor was indicted on Wednesday on charges of money laundering and lying … Read More
Gambling Nun Pleads Guilty to Theft From New York Churches
A Roman Catholic nun with an admitted gambling addiction faces up to six months in prison for stealing about $128,000 … Read More
At Least 14 People Injured in Stabbing at Houston College
At least 14 people were injured during a mass stabbing at a Texas community college in the northwest Houston area … Read More
Quake Hits Near Iran’s Nuclear City Bushehr, 3 Dead
Three people were killed by a powerful earthquake in southern Iran on Tuesday, close to the country’s only nuclear power … Read More
‘Iron Lady’ Thatcher Mourned, but Critics Speak Out
Britain and admirers worldwide are mourning Margaret Thatcher, who died Monday at age 87, as the “Iron Lady” who rolled … Read More
Margaret Thatcher in the Words of Enemies and Friends
Here are some quotes about former British Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher who died on Monday at the age of … Read More
Lady Gaga Rejected $1 Million Offer to Perform in Support of Republican Mitt Romney
Pop superstar Lady Gaga rejected a $1 million offer to give U.S. presidential candidate Mitt Romney a big boost in … Read More
Report: Former Raven Says Four NFL Players May Come Out as Gay
Free agent linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo said four National Football League (NFL) players were considering coming out as gay, the Baltimore … Read More
Ex-Priest Admits to Drug Charge in Connecticut
A former Catholic priest from Connecticut, arrested by federal authorities earlier this year on suspicion of dealing methamphetamine, has pleaded … Read More
Communal Violence Kills at Least 27 in Central Nigeria
Clashes between rival ethnic groups in central Nigeria killed at least 27 people on Wednesday, witnesses said, in a region … Read More
Supreme Court, in Next Gay Marriage Case, Eyes Federal Law
For the second day running, the Supreme Court on Wednesday will confront the issue of gay marriage, hearing arguments on … Read More
Petraeus Apologizes for Affair, Moves to Mend Image
Former CIA Director David Petraeus apologized on Tuesday for the extramarital affair that forced his November resignation and acknowledged the … Read More
Justices Wary of Broad Ruling Endorsing Gay Marriage
Supreme Court justices signaled on Tuesday that they are reluctant to embrace a broad ruling finding a fundamental right to … Read More