Category: U.S.

Despite New York City Mayor Bloomberg’s staunch stance on prayer at the 9/11 memorial, the effective fervent prayers of the … Read More

In the final week leading up to the 10th anniversary of 9/11 and the events that changed America 10 years … Read More

Despite the swirling controversy of Campus Crusade for Christ’s recent announcement of a name change, the ministry at the University … Read More

The Family Research Council is fighting back against Mayor Bloomberg’s plan to make the 9/11 memorial a prayerless event. The … Read More

The much-awaited Congressional 9/11 Report Card confirms that homegrown terrorists are playing increasingly prominent roles within al-Qaida and are threatening … Read More

Earthquakes have struck both Alaska and Southern California in the past 24 hours, less than two weeks after an extraordinary … Read More

What is your RANSOM worth? The answer can be elusive or even crippling for young adults dealing with today’s real … Read More

A lawsuit is challenging Davidson County’s refusal to rescind a property tax assessed on a local church. Apparently oblivious that … Read More

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s office has announced that the principle ceremony marking the 9/11 terrorist attacks will exclude clergy … Read More

Hurricane Irene, a 600-mile wide storm, made shore this weekend, leaving at least 25 dead and billions of dollars of … Read More

Atlanta megachurch Bishop Eddie Long quietly settled in May with four young men who accused him of sexual misconduct. Now, … Read More

President Obama issued a dire warning to those in Hurricane Irene’s path, calling it a potentially “historic hurricane.” Believers around … Read More

Riverside Baptist Church is about to turn Operation Andrew to Code Red. The congregation in downtown Denver has fully embraced … Read More

The First Amendment Center moderated a panel discussion in Tennessee this week, addressing a growing legal concern in the United … Read More

Oral Roberts University is getting a little more high-tech, thanks to a grant from a Tulsa, Okla.-based energy company. ONEOK … Read More

Evangelist Greg Laurie will deliver a message of hope to thousands of people gathered at Dodger Stadium on Sept. 10 … Read More

The Fairness Doctrine is dead, and few conservatives will shed a tear. The Federal Communications Commission on Monday official removed the controversial doctrine from the Code of Federal Regulations.

“The elimination of the obsolete Fairness Doctrine regulations will remove an unnecessary distraction. As I have said, striking this from our books ensures there can be no mistake that what has long been a dead letter remains dead,” said FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski.

The rule enabled the FCC to compel broadcasters to air opposing viewpoints on controversial issues that the government decided to be of public importance. The Fairness doctrine was first put on the books in 1949, and later eliminated in 1987. But there was a push by liberals to give new life to the old rule.

New York is shaking—and it’s not just Wall Street. In what some may view as a sign of the end-times, … Read More