A 31-year-old American man has admitted to charges of murder and rape in a trial in Germany after pushing two U.S. women down a ravine near Neuschwanstein castle last year.
Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church in Houston held a service dedicated to healing following a deadly shooting last Sunday. The service addressed the impact of the shooting.
Former MD Gov. Larry Hogan is a Republican running for Senator in primarily Democratic Maryland. His record on abortion could pose a challenge to winning Democratic support.
Former President Trump will try to withdraw the U.S. from NATO if he wins the White House, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton warned on Saturday.
Visits to the Eiffel Tower were disrupted on Monday due to a strike by employees protesting the poor financial management of the monument, a popular tourist site.
Penn State students raised over $16.9 million in their annual 46-hour dance marathon, Thon, benefiting pediatric cancer patients over the weekend, officials say.
Filmmaker Chris Worthington of Florida shared why he believes prayer is the most spiritually impactful of the three pillars of Lent: fasting, prayer and almsgiving.
School board candidate Bethany Mandel said Montgomery County Public Schools is in an educational crisis proliferated by a Democratic "machine" out only for itself.
The No More Lines Coalition vows to end "discriminatory public school district boundary lines." Over 30 organizations decry public school district boundaries, calling them "immoral."
A report published in Legal Insurrection is sounding the alarm on a government-funded Rhode Island education program one teacher says is hyper partisan.
A former caretaker in Pennsylvania was sentenced to up to 28 years in prison for sexually abusing 14 residents with physical and intellectual disabilities.
Native American activists fear a cancel culture "firing squad" will continue to erase indigenous heritage and history while driving a wedge between the American people.
Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul's recently released budget proposal includes provisions to curb the state's reliance on natural gas over labor unions' objections.
William Howard Taft wanted to be chief justice, not president, as author Jared Cohen writes in an exclusive excerpt from "Life After Power," his new book. Here's what the nation can learn from him.