'DOGE' Could Spell Trouble for the Bloated Federal Bureaucracy

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a case that could have significant implications for gender-altering procedures for minors across the nation. 

After enduring heavy blows from Israeli forces, Hezbollah is working to rebuild its massive array of weapons so it can once again try to wipe Israel off the map. In the Gaza Strip, Hamas has been so significantly weakened that it might be prepared to negotiate a hostage deal.

For Gold Star families who have lost loved ones in the military, the path to healing can feel overwhelming. Yet, a unique program is giving these families a chance to find hope, connection, and a renewed sense of purpose by taking a literal leap of faith.

Australia's new law protecting children online is putting pressure on U.S. lawmakers to pass their version. U.S. senators are calling on their colleagues in the House to take up a safety measure they passed over the summer.

The masked gunman who stalked and killed the leader of one of the largest U.S. health insurance companies outside a Manhattan hotel used ammunition emblazoned with the words “deny,” “defend” and “depose,” a law enforcement official said Thursday.

An 82-year-old Louisiana pastor is seeing his unique ministry yield "great dividends" as he has single-handedly reached more than 400 people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ by ministering to them at a busy intersection. 

More than 24,000 people filled the Cần Thơ Stadium in Vietnam earlier this week to seek Jesus during the Season of Love Festival with Evangelist Franklin Graham.

Border Patrol agents are showing renewed optimism as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, according to the National Border Patrol Council. Many agents who previously considered retirement are now reconsidering, hoping for a significant shift in immigration policies.

People in more than 150 countries are using their cellphones to help their prayer life through Hallow the world's leading prayer and meditation app.

English soccer player Marc Guéhi was slapped Saturday with a warning from the Football Association after the Crystal Palace center-back wore an armband emblazoned with the phrase, “I love Jesus.”

Popular Bible app YouVersion says it has seen more people engage with the Bible this year than ever before, drawing closer to God through His Word and through prayer features on the app. 

God’s truth is reaching new eyes, with Bibles reportedly flying off shelves this year. 

The political divide in America is both deep and wide. Now two Christian leaders from opposite sides of the political spectrum are working for a common cause.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk and former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy came to Capitol Hill Thursday with budget-cutting proposals that turned some heads. 

We first introduced The Wild Brothers on the 700 Club in 2016 when Morgan, Hudson, Kian and Asher were guests along with their father Mike Wild. Now they've got new adventures to share with you and your kids.

Australia's new law protecting children online is putting pressure on U.S. lawmakers to pass their version. U.S. senators are calling on their colleagues in the House to take up a safety measure they passed over the summer.

After enduring heavy blows from Israeli forces, Hezbollah is working to rebuild its massive array of weapons so it can once again try to wipe Israel off the map. In the Gaza Strip, Hamas has been so significantly weakened that it might be prepared to negotiate a hostage deal.

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a case that could have significant implications for gender-altering procedures for minors across the nation. 

For Gold Star families who have lost loved ones in the military, the path to healing can feel overwhelming. Yet, a unique program is giving these families a chance to find hope, connection, and a renewed sense of purpose by taking a literal leap of faith.

Border Patrol agents are showing renewed optimism as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, according to the National Border Patrol Council. Many agents who previously considered retirement are now reconsidering, hoping for a significant shift in immigration policies.