More than one million Nigerian women have been called to march in procession through the streets of the federal capital of Abuja to demand the release of 234 female students who were kidnapped by Boko Haram terrorists a few weeks ago.
A new report has found that the "evidence-based" comprehensive sexuality education in widespread use in the U.S. is riddled with ideology and opinions masquerading as facts.
A woman who suffered a debilitating stroke that left her paralyzed just 13 days after she began taking the controversial Yasmin birth control pill has been awarded $14 million.
The mother of a little boy with Down Syndrome is being called a hero today because of an inspirational letter she wrote in response to an internet troll who called a photo of her son "ugly."
Yet another modern pope may soon be added to the book of saints as the Vatican prepares to endorse a miracle attributed to the intercession of Pope Paul VI which will pave the way for his beatification.
The Community College of Baltimore County in Maryland is under fire today after it refused to admit a student to its Radiation Therapy Program because he was a practicing Christian.
Nearly 800,000 pilgrims were on hand in St. Peter's Square to watch the historic canonization ceremony of Pope John Paul II and John XXIII on Divine Mercy Sunday, presided over by two popes for the first time in history as millions watched from around the globe.
The bizarre story of three "married" lesbian women who call themselves a "throuple" and who are now expecting their first child is just another example of how far down the slope society has already slid.
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More than one million Nigerian women have been called to march in procession through the streets of the federal capital of Abuja to demand the release of 234 female students who were kidnapped by Boko Haram terrorists a few weeks ago.
