May 2008 Headlines
There's something of a spiritual awakening going on in New York City among the most unlikely group of people - Manhattan's cultural elites.
LONDON -- Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff is downplaying the idea of a nuclear attack by terrorists after recent postings on al-Qaida-affiliated Web sites exhorted militants to pursue weapons of mass destruction for use against the U.S.
It's been called "the new atheism."
An outbreak of storms across the midwest leaves behind a trail of destruction.
Consumers are receiving their refund checks, but remain hesitant to spend them, the Commerce Department reported Friday.
A new constitutional amendment defining human life is set for the November ballot in Colorado.
Patricia King moves in the prophetic and heads up an online broadcasting network with her Extreme Prophetic ministry. She's a long-time friend of revivalist Todd Bentley's and recently returned from visiting Lakeland, Florida, where Bentley and thousands of others have been involved in an outpouring of healing and revival power since the start of April. Back to Main Article
CBNNews.com - JERUSALEM, Israel - US Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said America can learn from Israeli airport security procedures.
Christian leaders are at the nation's capitol to make plans for "The Call D.C."
In the 90s, the popular hit series "Sex and the City" transformed the way many viewed the modern, single woman.
CBNNews.com - WASHINGTON - Opposition is already forming against a new mandate from New York's governor to recognize gay marriages from other states.
California's Supreme Court will soon decide whether doctors have the right to refuse services based on their religious beliefs.
WASHINGTON - Some people look at today's gas prices and only see despair in the days ahead.
Creationism and intelligent design still have a place in schools despite losing battles in court, a recent study says.
Doctors are calling a West Virginia woman a medical miracle, after she lived through the unthinkable.
A Philadelphia Boy Scouts chapter is suing the city after officials ordered them to open their membership to gays, or pay 200,000 percent more in rent.
A gay rights group is targeting six mega-churches across the country to spark discussion about Christian views on homosexuality.
As people are looking for ways to save money, one man in Indiana has found help right in his own backyard.
Same-sex marriages could officially begin in California as soon as June 14.
Christian singer Steven Curtis Chapman and his family shared memories of their 5-year-old daughter Maria Sue, Saturday, as they laid her to rest.
Congressional investigators have discovered security gaps at ports across the country.
WASHINGTON - Disaster teams are still searching for victims after a string of tornadoes ravaged parts of the Midwest over the weekend. At least seven people were killed.
WASHINGTON - Every year, bicyle organizations around the country organize Bike to Work Day, hoping to lure workers out of their cars. This year's designated day was a soggy one in the nation's capital, but thousands still pedaled to rallies all around the Washington area. Your Wallet will Thank You
With gas and food prices sky high, many Americans are in survival mode -- looking for ways to trim the budget. CBN News explored what families are doing to cut back during these trying economic times.
Does war tend to strengthen or weaken the faith of those fighting? A man who has collected more than 80,000 soldier letters has an answer.
Gas guzzling SUVs are out and fuel sipping compacts are in.
Funeral arrangements have been made for the 5-year-old daughter of Christian singer Steven Curtis Chapman.
A national pro-homosexual group has targeted six megachurches for protest and demonstration. But what they'll find at one of the targeted churches this weekend is a dinner and a discussion about Christian views on homosexuality.
Many are preparing for Memorial Day by honoring fallen comrads from the past.
CBNNews.com - WASHINGTON - Child welfare workers in Texas are appealing yesterday's ruling that they had no right to take children from a polygamist compound.
Steven Curtis Chapman's youngest child died Wednesday after being struck by a car driven by her teenage brother in the driveway of the family's Tennessee home.
A Virginia law banning a form of late-term abortions was struck down Wednesday, giving doctors the green light to use certain "partial birth" procedures.
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill grilled executives of the nation's five largest oil companies Wednesday, saying that the high oil prices cannot simply be a result of supply and demand balances.
Some members of Congress are stepping in to help reverse a California court ruling who some say "declared war on homeschooling."
For the first time in more than 30 years, the United States is reducing its dependency on foreign oil.
How will the next U.S. president deal with Iran? The answer to that question may be the biggest and most important question in the current presidential campaign if not the age in which we live.
In the case of Habitat for Humanity, every cloud does have a silver lining.
If schools fail to raise students' math and reading scores by the 2013-14 school year, teachers and principals can expect to lose their jobs.
For millions of American youth, plastic is the popular way to pay.
Judges will soon decide whether the parents from a Texas polygamist ranch can regain custody of their children.
Was this a shrewd and necesarry move, given the circumstances, or just a shameless pander to America's enemies? From CNN:
With gas prices steadily climbing upward, some churches - like The First Baptist Church of Snellville, Ga., are coming up with creative ways to bless drivers.
The new Chronicles of Narnia movie has the top spot at the box office.
It is still a crime to promote or present material as child pornography, the Supreme Court ruled Monday.
Gay couples in California are singing for joy, thanks to a 4-3 decision by the California Supreme Court to overturn the state's gay marriage ban.
Would you risk everything you worked for, for your faith?
California's highest court struck down the will of the people of California to ban same-sex marriage, Thursday.
Funeral arrangements for gospel singer Dottie Rambo are set for Monday, May 19.
LOS ANGELES - A man with a semiautomatic rifle opened fire at a church festival Saturday, wounding his ex-wife and two bystanders before festival-goers grabbed him and held him for police, authorities and a church official said.
CBNNews.com - "Prince Caspian" arrived in theaters Friday, and the second trip to Narnia promises to be even bigger and better than the first.
The Internal Revenue Service is continuing to send out those tax rebates. But hundreds of thousands of taxpayers may not be getting their full share.
The Internal Revenue Service is continuing to send out those tax rebates. But hundreds of thousands of taxpayers may not be getting their full share.
Moral Majority founder Jerry Falwell's wife has released a memoir of their life together, in remembrance of his death one year ago, Thursday.
Prince Caspian, the long awaited second installment of the C.S. Lewis classic Narnia series, opens this weekend.
Actor Dennis Quaid lent his star power on Capitol Hill Wednesday to raise awareness of potential problems with FDA-approved drugs and technology.
Because of high gas prices, school officials in Arkansas have come up with a unique plan to save district money.
Gas prices continue to climb, setting new records every day -- and we haven't even entered the summer travel season.
CBNNews.com -- The City of Brotherly Love is squaring off with a long-time ally -- the Boy Scouts of America. At issue: the Scout's 80-year-old headquarters building in downtown Philadelphia. But what's really at stake is the right of the Scouts to ban homosexuals from leadership. A Noble History
Gas prices continue to climb as the summer travel season approaches.
WASHINGTON - Federal assistance is on the way for the victims of the tornadoes that tore through the Midwest and South, leveling entire communities.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning consumers nationwide of a recently reported fake e-mail purportedly from the Internal Revenue Service. The FBI says the phishing e-mail is an attempt to steal your information.
CBNNews.com - Want to save some money and some gasoline? Just add air and a filter.
The following is a transcript provided by the White House of President Bush's weekly radio address delivered Saturday, May 10, 2008.
The rise in the price of oil is continuing to force gas prices to climb even higher. And Americans are driving less as a result.
The Maryland Court of Appeals has ruled that Islamic divorce is not valid in the state.
Want all the details about Jenna Bush's planned nuptials on Saturday? Forget about it. That's what a White House spokesman told the press Thursday.
Nearly two dozen Christian leaders are questioning a Senate investigation of six ministries, saying it sets a "dangerous precedent."
Many Americans don't get enough sleep at night, making driving drowsy more of a problem on our roads.
Washington state pharmacists can continue to refuse dispensing the "morning-after pill" if it goes against their beliefs.
With diesel prices well past $4 a gallon in most of the country, the nation's truck drivers have taken a hit.
President Bush honored the men and women who serve our country behind the scenes, Tuesday, commemorating Military Spouse Day.
A prison in North Carolina is running out of room. Not for inmates ... but for worship.
Gossip may be a typical part of life on college campuses across America.
Minneapolis elementary school students may be taught to embrace homosexual behavior under a new program the city is considering.
It has been called "a film that will stay with you forever" and now it is headed to a store near you.
Something awesome and powerful has been happening in Lakeland, Fla. every night for the past month: Revival!
Is the worst of the credit crisis over? The world's richest man, Warren Buffet, seems to think so.
The battle for peaceful expression of pro-life views goes to a new level in the case of one North Carolina man.
A Georgia Tech program that favors homosexuality has been ordered to change its training manual, ending a two year battle against the school and its policies.
When most people sit down to work on the family budget, soaring prices from the gas pump to the grocery store make stretching the dollar very hard.
It's one of the most controversial video games in entertainment history. And it just happens to be one of the most popular series of games.
The showdown between the credit card companies and the federal government has been looming for years and now it is about to reach a climax.
Students in a Wisconsin school district can now freely express their religion in assignments, thanks to a victory by the Alliance Defense Fund.
The outbreak of measles in several states have health officials concerned. At least 70 cases have been reported so far this year, the highest total in six years.
Air Force Lt. Rachel Sherburne is getting worldwide attention for a video she published on Youtube.
All week long, Operation Blessing has been helping the tornado victims in Suffolk, Va.
Actor Bill Cosby told several hundred people Thursday that African Americans need to take responsibility for their own problems.
A Florida abortion bill that would require all women seeking a first-trimester abortion to have an ultrasound first has failed to pass the state's senate.
Many of the tornado victims in Virginia say it is a miracle no one died in this week's storms.
Complaints about the high cost of food echoed across the chambers of Capitol Hill today.
Many of the tornado victims in Virginia say it is a miracle no one died in this week's storms.
CBNNews.com - Consumers should be able to expect some relief from soaring prices now that the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates yet again.
An Oregon middle school teacher received one of the highest honors as an educator, Wednesday.