A nonprofit legal group has issued a second letter to a school district in Florida, urging school officials to allow a fifth grade student to read the Bible during both free-reading periods and the school's Accelerated Reader Program.
The A&E television network has set a date for the season 6 premiere of "Duck Dynasty," saying the beloved reality show will resume episodes in June 2014. The network also announced a special political guest, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, set to appear on the reality show's premiere episode.
Bethany Hamilton, the professional surfer who famously survived a 2003 shark attack that cost her her left arm, said in a recent interview that she has looked to God to be her "stronghold" during challenging times in her life.
Commissioners for Carroll County, Md., have been able to resume their Christian prayers at local government meetings following the recent Supreme Court ruling in Town of Greece vs. Galloway.
Si Robertson of the famous "Duck Dynasty" family has released six songs as part of a country music EP on iTunes this week, including one duet between Si and country music singer Kix Brooks.
The American Civil Liberties Union is seeking to stop the distribution of New Testament Bibles to fifth graders at a school district in South Dakota, arguing that such a distribution is stepping onto "shaky constitutional ground."
A man claiming to be God has been charged with three counts of second-degree attempted murder after ramming a truck into a Baltimore, Maryland, TV station Tuesday.
Commissioners of a North Carolina county are asking a federal judge to overturn a previous ruling and allow sectarian prayer at their local government meetings. The request comes after the U.S. Supreme Court sided with the town of Greece, N.Y., saying it did not violate the U.S. Constitution when it allowed Christian prayer at the start of its town meetings.
Chinese authorities have arrested over 200 suspects as part of the country's recent crackdown on the promotion of terrorist videos.
The parents of two of the nearly 300 Nigerian schoolgirls recently kidnapped by Boko Haram have identified their daughters in a recent video released by the terrorist group.