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President Bush said Sunday the federal government was ready to help those areas devastated by powerful tornadoes and storms that roared across parts of the Midwest and Southeast this weekend.

The Midwest has been hit with another round of deadly tornadoes.

An Algerian Christian detained five days for carrying a Bible and personal Bible study books was handed a 300-euro (US$460) fine and a one-year suspended prison sentence last week, an Algerian church leader said.

As Israel celebrates its 60th birthday, Rev. John Hagee says the Jewish state "has never been in greater danger."

A group that fights against illegal immigration is accusing the state of California of trying to silence its message.

New research underscores the impact of marketing and advertising on children, and one author says the impact is largely negative.

Ed Whelan, an expert on constitutional law and the judicial nomination process, says conservatives should be heartened by the position the Republican presidential nominee has staked out on judicial nominees.

Advocates for decency will be gathering in the nation's capital next Monday to push the Justice Department for action against pornographers.

A group of Christian leaders have signed a letter to the Senate Finance Committee, questioning its probe of six televangelists.

Muslim villagers in Bangladesh eager to rid their area of the Christian work of a local pastor have gang-raped his 13-year-old daughter.

Mother's Day hits the century mark this year -- but instead of looking to the calendar, a Christian needs only to look to the Bible for reason to honor their mother.

An economic policy expert with the Heritage Foundation is warning against a federal government bailout of troubled homeowners who bought more than they could afford.

Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, is facing harsh criticism over the posting of sexually explicit photos and images, including that of homosexuals.