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Ukraine's Bumpy Road to Democracy

In the summer of 2004, the actions of one church would pave the way for the political revolution that shook Ukraine.

G.I. Film Festival Aims to Restore Military Luster

Jennifer Wishon reports from the festival on a film that puts viewers in the cockpit.

The 700 Club: June 12, 2009

CBN News reports on the new G.I. Film Festival that aims to restore the military's luster, and a young man walks free from homosexuality.

The Fairness Doctrine's Chilling History

It's a policy meant to promote fairness on the airwaves, but some say it does nothing but chill discussions of controversial issues.

Mideast Conflict: Lebanon Joins the Fray

Israel may now be facing a two-front war.

CBN Talks with "Little Angels" Writer Phil Lollar

Reporter Gorman Woodfin chats with Phil Lollar about his work with Roma Downey on a new educational and inspirational children's DVD series aimed at re-introducing Bible stories to pre-schoolers.

Christian World News: October 28, 2011

On this week’s Christian World News, U.S. troops pull out of Iraq, a new film aimed at ending poverty, victims of the war in Bosnia find healing through Jesus, and more.

Several years ago John had been injured by a truck running over him. Just when his disability claim was about to be approved, a tornado took aim on their uninsured home. How would John and his wife weather this storm?

CBN NewsWatch: October 12, 2011

On Wednesday's CBN Newswatch with Lee Webb and Wendy Griffith: Reaction to Iran’s alleged plot to attack an ambassador, a new movie aimed at ending world poverty, recap of last night’s GOP debate, and more.

Tamara Laroux: Surviving a Suicide Attempt

She was broken and aimless and thought her only option was to put a gun to her heart.

CBN NewsWatch: April 1, 2011

On Friday's CBN Newswatch with Lee Webb and Wendy Griffith: New job numbers show some progress, terrorists taking aim at Israel, a family share's God's love through the loss of their son, and more.