They're back - those useless 2014 horoscope predictions that somehow manage to garner millions of readers.
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A new study conducted by researchers in India found that women who were long-term users of oral contraceptives were almost 10 times more likely to develop breast cancer than those who did not use the pill.
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Police in Eureka, California have arrested a suspect in the murder of the beloved pastor of St. Bernard's Church who was found murdered in the parish rectory on New Year's morning.
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If you're looking to lose weight this year, do it the old-fashioned way - with a healthy diet and exercise - and stay away from herbal weight loss products and body-building formulas that new research has found to be linked to severe liver damage.
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Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz of Louisville, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), has asked President Obama to temporarily exempt religious institutions from crippling fines if their insurance plans exclude sterilization, abortion-inducing drugs and contraceptives.
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Thousands of new laws and regulations are going into effect this year and will regulate everything from placentas to tanning beds to drones.
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor delivered an eleventh-hour reprieve to the Little Sisters of the Poor and the Christian Brothers from having to provide contraceptive coverage to employees by January 1 or face stiff fines.
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A courageous German nun recently gave a riveting presentation in which she revealed the grisly details of the independent investigation she did of the treatment of Christians in Syria, including the bottling of their blood for sale.
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Homeschoolers won a major victory in Ohio last week when a state senator was forced to withdraw a controversial homeschooling bill that would have subjected homeschooling parents to a host of oppressive regulations.
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For the first time in three decades, the Chinese government has officially eased its restrictive one-child policy and is now allowing couples to have a second child if one parent was an only child.
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They're back - those useless 2014 horoscope predictions that somehow manage to garner millions of readers.
A new study conducted by researchers in India found that women who were long-term users of oral contraceptives were almost 10 times more likely to develop breast cancer than those who did not use the pill.
Thousands of new laws and regulations are going into effect this year and will regulate everything from placentas to tanning beds to drones.
