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  More agents likely to go over Secret Service scandal: U.S. lawmaker

  Most of the Secret Service agents accused of misconduct with prostitutes ahead of President Barack Obama's recent visit to Colombia are likely to leave the agency, a … More »

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  New curbs on voter registration could hurt Obama

  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New state laws designed to fight voter fraud could reduce the number of Americans signing up to vote in this year's presidential election by hundreds … More »

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  Search resumes in high-profile New York missing child case

  NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investigators in New York resumed the search for clues on Saturday into the 1979 disappearance of 6-year-old Etan Patz, digging into a Manhattan … More »

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  Army dumps Nugent from concert after Obama remarks

  (Reuters) - The U.S. Army cut rock musician and gun-rights advocate Ted Nugent from a summer concert program at Fort Knox, Kentucky, on the same day he met with two U.S. … More »

• Man linked to U.S. Fort Bragg missing soldier held on unrelated charge

  (Reuters) - A registered sex offender thought to be the last person to have seen missing Fort Bragg soldier Kelli Marie Bordeaux has been arrested for failing to register … More »

   

   

• Wisconsin's Planned Parenthood suspends non-surgical abortions

• Prostitute scandal challenges U.S. Secret Service's proud culture

• Trayvon Martin's killer gets bail, apologizes to family

• Conservative activist Breitbart died of heart failure: coroner

• Six-term Utah senator faces Republican primary challenge

• Air Force Two carrying Biden struck by birds, lands safely

• Three more Secret Service Agents resign

• Campaign to bring Uganda's Kony to justice heats up

• Two women say were raped, punished at U.S. military academies

  • Muslim mob torches Catholic church in Sudanese capital amid border tensions with south 

    KHARTOUM, Sudan - A Muslim mob has set ablaze a Catholic church frequented by Southern Sudanese in the capital Khartoum, witnesses and media reports said on Sunday. 

     

  • Philadelphia Priest Trial Painful, Poignant For Catholics

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  • Interview: Religious-Right Leader Chuck Colson The religious-right leader talks to TIME about the movement's mistakes and how churches have failed society

  • Interview: Religious-Right Leader Chuck Colson Chuck Colson has spent a lifetime atoning for his involvement in the Watergate cover-up. The founder of Prison Fellowship has spent more than three decades working with …

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    Polish right demonstrates in favour of Catholic TV Around 20,000 demonstrators rallied Saturday in Warsaw in support of a Catholic TV station denied the right to a free digital signal because of lack of transparency in …

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    Pa. priest trial painful, poignant for Catholics Graphic testimony in a Philadelphia clergy-abuse trial this month has ripped open secret church files and reopened old wounds among Catholics as scarred men and women

     

  • Pa. Priest Trial Painful, Poignant for CatholicsPhiladelphia priest abuse trial painful, poignant for Catholics; church secrets exposed

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    US nun group rejects Vatican condemnation The leader of a group of US Catholic nuns on Saturday rejected condemnation from a Vatican report that said it defied Church doctrine.

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    Catholic nuns group "stunned" by Vatican slap CHICAGO (Reuters) - A prominent U.S. Catholic nuns' group said on Thursday it was "stunned" that the Vatican reprimanded it for spending too much time on poverty and …

     

     

  • Vatican crackdown on U.S. nuns a long time brewing (Reuters) - When Pope John Paul II arrived in the United States in 1979, the president of the nation's most powerful organization of nuns met him with a challenge. In …

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    Jewish movement in Israel OKs gay rabbis The Conservative Jewish seminary in Israel says it will allow gays and lesbians to become rabbis, overcoming years of opposition by many of its own leaders and setting

     

     

  • Hamas leader to Jewish paper: No peace with Israel A Hamas leader said Thursday that if his militant group came to power in a future Palestinian state, it would not abide by any previous Palestinian peace deals with …

  • In His New Book 'Organic Christianity' Best-Selling Tulsa Based Author Ron McIntosh Challenges the Status Quo Religious World to Rethink Christianity In Ron McIntosh's fourth book 'Organic Christianity,' he strips away the candy coating of traditional religion and serves up the natural essence of the Gospel at http://rmmimpact.com/ …  

    McIntosh Challenges the Status Quo Religious World to Rethink Christianity

  • The Vatican's crackdown on 'radical feminist' nuns The Catholic Church is reprimanding and reorganizing an umbrella group of U.S. nuns for what Vatican investigators say are "serious doctrinal problems" regarding the …

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    Catholic nuns group "stunned" by Vatican slap CHICAGO (Reuters) - A prominent U.S. Catholic nuns' group said on Thursday it was "stunned" that the Vatican reprimanded it for spending too much time on poverty and … More »Catholic nuns group "stunned" by Vatican slap

  • The Vatican's crackdown on 'radical feminist' nuns The Catholic Church vows to punish and police the largest group of nuns in the U.S. after blasting its stances on abortion, health care, and homosexuality

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    Vatican condemns American nuns for liberal stances The Vatican has issued a scathing condemnation of the main association of Catholic nuns in the United States for taking liberal stances on contraception, homosexuality …

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    Vatican condemns American nuns for liberal stances The Vatican has issued a scathing condemnation of the main association of Catholic nuns in the United States for taking liberal stances on contraception, homosexuality

  • a.j. Veneklasen, Inc. Employees Will Volunteer for Catholic Charities Capitol Lunch Leading Construction Company in West Michigan Will Help Feed the Hungry at the God's Kitchen Dining RoomGrand Rapids, Michigan (PRWEB) April 19, 2012 a.j. Veneklasen, …

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    U.S. returns 474-year-old painting to Jewish owner's heirs

    TALLAHASSEE, Florida (Reuters) - A 474-year-old painting plundered by the Nazis during World War Two was turned over on Wednesday to the heirs of its Italian Jewish owner, …