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The National Park Service has restored a webpage about the Underground Railroad that prominently featured Harriet Tubman following backlash over the website changes.
The Internal Revenue Service has ended its investigation of a Florida church accused of violating its tax-exempt status by praying for a local school board candidate during Sunday worship service.
The transgender-identified shooter who murdered six people at a Christian school in Nashville, Tennessee, chose the school for its young, defenseless students, its Christian identity and geographic isolation, believing these factors would maximize notoriety and "time to kill," investigators say.
AM radio is facing a possible demise in the automotive sector, raising concerns among Christian broadcasters.
Churchgoers in Seneca, Kansas, expressed deep shock and sorrow after Father Arul Carasala was shot and killed outside the rectory of Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church.
An Arizona man was found guilty by a federal jury of targeting four churches for a hoax bomb threat aimed at disrupting their worship services.
Theodore McCarrick, a defrocked priest who was accused of sexually abusing several boys over decades while a cardinal in the Roman Catholic Church, has died. He was 94.
The family of a Texas high school athlete murdered at a school track meet says they’re trusting God to help them learn to forgive even as they continue to mourn his death.
A woman has filed a lawsuit against The Salvation Army, accusing the Christian denomination of knowingly hiring a music director who sexually abused her when she was a teenager.
