Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is vowing to block efforts by Congress to 'bully' state department officials into testifying about President Trump's Ukraine phone call.
A 2019 ruling by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals has some activist women gearing up to go topless in public in several midwestern states. Some say the ruling could apply to Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. But it's not clear if these activists will be able to legally get away with their plans without being arrested.
Have you ever wondered why kids, who fall all the time, get right back up as if nothing happened while adults who fall go straight to the hospital? The answer lies inside the bones.
A year after Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin married in a New York City courthouse, the two celebrated their marriage by exchanging vows for the second time, surrounded by friends and family at Montage Palmetto Bluff in Bluffton, South Carolina.
Students across the country were invited to live their faith by bringing their Bibles to school on Thursday, Oct. 3.
Middle school parents in Oakdale, Louisiana, are outraged to learn their children were given a graphic sex survey without their consent.
A Texas jury found a former white Dallas police officer who fatally shot her unarmed black neighbor guilty of murder.
A Virginia teacher is suing his former employer for breach of contract and violating his constitutional rights.
Before President Trump started taking on the "Deep State" and members of the US intelligence community, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) warned him that intelligence officials have "six ways from Sunday at getting back at you."
Now, the former congressman who managed the US House of Representatives impeachment hearings on President Bill Clinton admits US intelligence operatives are playing a serious game of "gotcha" with a "whistleblower" complaint regarding a presidential phone call. The complaint is the foundation of a House of Representatives impeachment inquiry against the president.
A young British actress is suing a UK theater company after it dismissed her from the lead role in a stage version of Award-winning play 'The Color Purple'. According to the BBC 25-year-old Seyi Omooba recently filed suit against the Curve Theater in Leicester and Global Artists in London for breach of contract and religious discrimination. The Christian actress was cast in the lead role of Ceile, but just one day later she was terminated because of a Facebook post she made in 2014 about homosexuality.