University students in California have voted to divest investments made in America. Find out why here. At the same time, the University of Michigan is launching an expensive new campaign across campus to encourage people not to hurt one anothers feelings.
There was a satanic theme at the Grammys, did you catch it? But one of the performers thinks she had a connection with God at the Super Bowl. The strange gets stranger. . .
After supposedly being born “intersex,” a man was charged for sexual assault but ended up convicted as a woman. Read about the curious criminal case here.
A New Jersey high school student won her case against atheists trying to alter the pledge of allegiance.
“NBC Nightly News” anchor Brian Williams could face new questions this week over differing versions of a story he repeatedly told about coming under Hezbollah rocket fire while riding in an Israeli Defense Forces helicopter in 2006
After a surgeon had a near death experience and visited Heaven, she said she learned many things that haunted her for years.
The measles outbreak has spread to three more states, including Washington D.C. Should the government force us to vaccinate our children? And are objections to vaccinations really legitimate?
After refusing to meet with Netanyahu, Obama is stating he would’ve done the same with any other leader in the same position. Nevertheless, Netanyahu is determined to come to DC and address Congress. He believes the survival of Israel may be at stake.
Boko Haram attacks again, this time in villages near Nigeria. Despite Boko Haram’s recent threats, and massacres throughout West Africa, Nigeria has vowed to continue another election.
British bank HSBC has acknowledged that it aided tax evaders. Files showed that HSBC’s Swiss bank routinely allowed clients to withdraw billions in “bricks” of cash, often in foreign currencies.