Small Drones, Growing Threat: Inside the Push to Protect US Airspace

Many Americans are expressing concerns about the rise of Islam in the country, and that has led to some heated moments recently in Dearborn, Michigan. Different approaches have been on display as protesters gathered for a "Christian Crusader March"; a pastor confronted the city council for Islamic law; while on another front, Christian ministers are reaching Muslims with the gospel and discipling those who turn to Christ.

A fast-moving wildfire is closing in on homes outside Reno, Nevada. The Hawk Fire has already burned more than 15,000 acres, forcing tens of thousands to evacuate as firefighters battle shifting winds and flames.

A 35-year-old New York woman is facing a federal terrorism charge, accused of planning an Islamic terrorist attack.

From the Midwest to the East Coast, severe storms have overwhelmed cities and towns across the country the last few days. Heavy rains have flooded multiple regions throughout the U.S. this week, with many areas experiencing back to back storm systems.

Now more than ever, believers are walking alongside friends, family members and children who are confused about gender and sexuality, yet they may not feel equipped to respond with both truth and compassion.

The war does not always end when the deployment does. Many times, war follows veterans home. It lingers through sleepless nights, chronic pain, broken relationships, isolation, and the quiet belief that no one truly understands.

You've probably heard about students taking a gap year between high school and college or starting a job. While it can be time to travel or avoid adulting, increasingly, students are using these gap years for intentional growth.

The U.S. national debt is hitting a staggering $40 trillion milestone this week. The Treasury Department says the debt is already around $39.9 trillion and climbing by the second.