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As bedbugs are making a comeback in the U.S., a banned substance may be the answer.

Needs continue to mount in Pakistan, especially among believers, as that country deals with one of its worst natural disasters.

Due to the rising demands of the economy, the Union Rescue Mission in Los Angeles will begin charging for services starting next month. But another local shelter is trusting God to provide for its needs as it struggles to meet the increasing demand.

A Christian author and board-certified surgeon who helps on missions in Uganda and Kenya is suggesting that Jesus has been domesticated by Christians.

The U.S. birth rate has dropped for the second year in a row, and experts think the wrenching recession led many people to put off having children. The 2009 birth rate also set a record: lowest in a century.

Don't expect Barack Obama to lift a finger this weekend to dispel the color-coded paranoia and political opportunism that poisoned the Hurricane Katrina recovery.

Conservative icon Gary Bauer is impressed that former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has once again demonstrated her star power in helping a virtually unknown candidate in the recent GOP senatorial primary in her state.

More than 100 leaders of religious groups are urging Congress to reject legislation that would prohibit them from hiring only fellow believers if they accept federal funds.

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A pro-family activist who is working to expose the truth about homosexuality says a number of high-profile conservative icons -- Glenn Beck and Ann Coulter among them -- are off base when it comes to the radical homosexual agenda.

Family Research Council leader Tony Perkins thinks Republicans should focus on more than the economy if they win control of Congress this November.

A West Palm Beach abortion counselor and prayer warrior is among six being sued nationwide by Attorney General Eric Holder, but a conservative group believes Holder is abusing his power.

Officials with a national math competition have decided to temporarily reinstate some home schoolers in the team competition for this year.

A Messianic Jewish leader and Israel supporter thinks it's absolutely ludicrous that a Florida church plans to go ahead with plans to burn Korans on the anniversary of 9/11.

Conservative scholar and bestselling author Dinesh D'Souza has been named president of The King's College, a Christian school located in New York City's Empire State Building.

The Internal Revenue Service has decided that an Internet and radio worship operation does not meet its definition of a church.

A Christian legal organization wants answers from a Michigan abortionist and state officials on records found behind one of his clinics.

She's labeled by many to be a staunch conservative -- but does television personality Elisabeth Hasselbeck really measure up to that label?

Alaska's recently approved parental notification measure is likely to be challenged in court.

Conservative radio host and author Barry Farber doesn't think there should be any debate about establishing English as the national language of the United States.

A Las Vegas man injured while performing submersion baptisms in the name of the dead has sued The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for medical expenses.