We’ve seen enough in St. Louis to forget how to breathe — protests and politics, grocery bills and gunfire, ICE raids and school closures. But if you can still catch your breath, you’ve got a reason ...

The Bible tells us that God is “close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit” (Psalm 34:18 NIV).

Kokomo Middle School Athletics Director and high school varsity boys' head basketball coach Drew Schauss and I were talking ...

The Canadian government is waving around Canada’s “public” health-care system like they are handing out free candy trying to entice people from around the world to come here to take advantage of it ...

Defence Secretary John Healey is co-chairing a meeting of Kyiv-backing allies in Brussels (Jane Barlow/PA) (PA Wire) Meanwhile, the chairman of Ukraine’s parliament hailed the coming-into-force of a ...

Nicole Kidman may be facing major personal change, but she’s not doing it alone. This summer, the actress immersed herself in both work and close companionship while filming 'Practical Magic 2' in ...

Sitting in his wheelchair with a bright smile on his face, Sabir Fathi, a Jordanian expat based in Al Ain, spends hours every day making Islamic prayer beads (tasbeehs) with his own hands despite his ...

Bridget Phillipson has been accused of having no idea what she's doing and being 'unworthy' of the role of Education Secretary. Katharine Birbalsingh, known as Britain's strictest headteacher, lashed ...

Whether you like it or not, you have probably heard about Taylor Swift's new album. Swift's fans - known as Swifties - woke to news on Friday that the 35-year-old had released her latest record The ...

TODD STARNES (GUEST HOST): So Curtis, I've got to talk about this Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny, and I think he's a dude, but he does wear pink miniskirts, so I'm not sure if it's Mister or Miss Bunny ...

The practice is to read “David’s Song” (II Samuel ch. 22) as the haftara for Parshat Haazinu, which itself consists of Moses’s parting song to the people of Israel. The themes of the two songs are ...

It’s clear that Pete Hegseth really, really, really wants to be George Patton or Dwight D. Eisenhower. Instead, he’s completely rattled and spiraling out of control, according to multiple sources ...