The Colorado School of Mines sought to boost fundraising by offering donors a nameplate with an inscription of their choice, only to reject one donor’s message because it included references to two Bible verses.
More people left Alaska last year than they have in decades, with net migration out of the state at its highest point in the past quarter-century.
The interim chairman of the Oklahoma Republican Party thinks the best place for the Ten Commandments monument is on the grounds of the Capitol.
She’s on a mission to be a softer, warmer, funnier candidate — but according to a new book, the real Hillary Clinton is so volatile and prone to violent outbursts that she terrorizes staff, Secret Service agents and even her own husband.
With a head that dwarfs any human’s and a seemingly neverending body the terrifying beast is sure to send chills down your spine.
Three weeks after I left my job at the clinic, Planned Parenthood took me to court. I am always asked, “Why would they take you to court? Did they have something to hide?” Well, yes. They absolutely had something to hide.
Law enforcement in Oregon are asking people not to focus on the gunman, but the victims and heroes of a college massacre.
The Vatican confirmed yesterday that Pope Francis held an audience with this person in Washington, where the pontiff also met with Kim Davis.
As reports surfaced that the gunman responsible for this week’s mass shooting in Oregon specifically targeted Christians, one woman felt a specific urge to reach out to the mothers whose children died after proclaiming their faith in Jesus.
A homeless man speared a hungry bear that was sniffing for food yesterday morning at an illegal camp site in Anchorage.