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As Barack Obama throws America under the bus for the cause of open borders, the shady U.N. human rights police must be laughing their jackboots off.

At the same time politicians are extolling the merits of a mosque in downtown Manhattan, crosses are being systematically erased from public view in America.

Alaska Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski has conceded her U.S. Senate primary race to Joe Miller.

Fiercely opposed to the war from the start, President Barack Obama formally ended the U.S. combat role in Iraq after seven long years of bloodshed, declaring firmly Tuesday night: "It is time to turn the page." Claiming no victory, he said the nation's most urgent priority now must be fixing its own sickly economy.

A member of a conservative think-tank says the jury is out on whether President Obama will work with Republicans if they take control of Congress this November.

Story contains results from Tuesday's poll

Do those who are planning a Ground Zero mosque want to be part of American society -- or to see how much they can get away with in American society?

A federal judge says a suburban Philadelphia school district embroiled in a laptop spying scandal must pay a family's lawyer more than a quarter-million dollars.

Alveda King says it's impossible for her to hijack her own family's legacy. The pro-life advocate is the niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Gary Bauer says it's an absolute outrage that U.S. taxpayers will soon be footing the bill for rebuilding Islamic mosques in foreign countries.

Story contains results from Monday's poll

Conservative columnist Marcia Segelstein is skeptical about the National Association of Evangelicals' program to get churches on the front line in the fight to reduce abortions.

A terrorism expert is very pleased that the New York Metropolitan Transit Authority has agreed to display his group's bus ads, which show opposition to the construction of the "Ground Zero" mosque.

Christian Medi-Share plans to appeal a recent decision by the Kentucky Supreme Court.

The Federal Communications Commission has decided to appeal a court decision that makes it impossible for the agency to restrict indecency in media.

With a thin job market and an economy in deep financial trouble, a personal finance organization feels that learning how to become financially independent is more important than ever.

The head of an immigration reduction advocacy organization believes Congress could go a long way to resolve the controversy over the Arizona immigration law if it passes two bills that are currently held up in Congress.

A mission magazine reports that many short-term mission teams have unwittingly caused long-term harm to the communities they've sought to help.

Revival Fires International is partnering with American Family Radio to launch another Truth for Youth Bible Week.

With the new school year starting up, many parents are concerned about homosexual promotion in public schools, so a prominent pro-family group is informing parents about what they can do to protect their kids.

In response to heavy criticism, the Department of Health and Human Services has reluctantly released the full results of a national study that favors abstinence education.

Billboards have been placed in the Bryan/College Station area of Texas to help bring awareness to the fact that 36 percent of the abortions in the U.S. kill black babies.