Defense Department mulls requiring American women to register for draft
After the landmark Dec. 3 decision of the U.S. military to allow women access to all combat roles, Americans are wondering whether women will now be subject to the draft.
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Zombie-themed nativity toys created by atheist cause outrage, offense
An irreverent Kickstarter project by NerdTalk Toys features a five-figurine nativity of Joseph, Mary, baby Jesus, an angel, and a donkey—but all of them are zombies.
Trump booed after bragging he can 'close the deal' in Israel and Palestine
In an address to the Republican Jewish Coalition on Dec. 3, Presidential candidate Donald Trump joked about Jewish stereotypes and was booed by the audience for avoiding a question about Jerusalem.
Don't support human rights violations with your Christmas gifts: 3 ways to shop ethically
The relationship between shopping and ethics is hardly a secret anymore—but how can Christians decide which brands to support by \"voting\" with their wallets? Here are three ways.
Marco Rubio talks about Holy Spirit as a path to peace
Presidential candidate Senator Marco Rubio was delighted to be asked to explain his faith before an audience of about 100 pastors, and what he said amazed them.
Are abortionists losing? National abortion rates dropping, CDC says
Controversy about the cause of the new report from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) about nationally dropping abortion rates has brought two perspectives about American culture head to head.
Missionaries who have lived through war, 'other bad experiences' need time as they lose their jobs, IMB says
Missionaries who may have lived through war, detention, interrogation and other \"bad experiences\" need time to deal with these issues at the same time they adjust to losing their job on the field, according to a resource booklet the International Mission Board has just released.
CRISIS: Southern Baptists seek ways to assist unemployed missionaries
After the International Mission Board\'s (IMB) shocking announcement in August about its serious budget deficit, what will happen to the 600 to 800 overseas missionaries whose jobs it must cut during its \"organization reset\"?
Conservative professor attacked for expressing marriage views
Robert Oscar Lopez, associate professor of English at California State University, Northridge, has been an object of controversy for clearly and consistently stating his belief in traditional marriage.
Natalie Grant: 'Consistently grateful' to be called Mommy
Natalie Grant is more thankful for the miracle of motherhood after struggling with fertility than for her career as a world-renowned singer/songwriter.
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