Just days after a shooting in one of its homeless encampments made national news, a count of King County\'s homeless showed 19 percent rise from last year. Seattle\'s Union Gospel Mission ministers to the growing homeless population in the county through its Search and Rescue ministry.
The Freedom from Religion Foundation wants to bring atheism out of the shadows and demonstrate the positive contributions non-believers have made to American life.
The abortion rights group NARAL Pro-Choice America took to social media during the Super Bowl to blast a Doritos ad that showed an ultrasound – and then got plenty of pushback from viewers who were incredulous that anyone would have had a problem with the commercial.
As the world turns its eyes toward Super Bowl 50, most of the attention is falling to two quarterbacks with evangelical backgrounds.
A construction crane collapsed in lower Manhattan during a swirling snowstorm on Friday, killing one person and crushing parked cars in the first accident of its kind in New York City since 2008.
The hunt for a Missouri couple suspected in a spree of robberies and kidnappings across the South ended on Friday with the man shot dead and the woman wounded after a chase, standoff and shooting involving law enforcement in Florida, police said.
As the nation prepares for the first Super Bowl in the Bay Area in nearly three decades, Southern Baptists will turn their eyes to a changing mission field — one with a consistent need for new churches. One Redwood City church notes encouragement from evangelicals in Florida, Texas, Virginia, Ohio ...
President Obama makes amends with evangelicals with talk of faith in Christ, dismisses fears of turmoil in the world because of God\'s eternal promises.
Moviegoers looking for a romantic drama have only one new option in theaters this weekend: \"The Choice\" (PG-13), which is based on a book by Nicholas Sparks, the same author who brought us \"The Notebook\" and \"Dear John,\" and who has now seen 11 of his books turned into movies.
It didn\'t make the law go into effect any sooner, but Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin opted to forego the usual pomp and pageantry of signing a bill at a public ceremony when he signed Kentucky\'s \"informed consent\" bill in the lobby of his office.
It\'s still early, but this year\'s Super Bowl ads are shaping up to be far less controversial than past years – which is great news for parents who are often caught \"diving for the remote\" when the game goes to a break. Here are the ones families should avoid.
More Muslim-Americans were involved in violent extremism in 2015 than any other year since 9/11, says a University of North Carolina sociology professor. The number of Muslim-Americans involved in such cases more tIhan doubled the previous year total.