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Would Dems Revive the Fairness Doctrine?

A big Democrat win in this November's elections could jumpstart a contentious debate in Congress that has raged since the late 1980s. It's a debate that could let government decide what you can watch and hear on radio and TV…

'08 Race Delivers the Unexpected

One of the nation's most successful political consultants, Dick Morris, joins Pat Robertson to analyze the political landscape of the 2008 race.

Battle Brews for Black Vote in S.C.

David Brody follows Obama and Hillary on the campaign trail as they go down South to court the African American community.

CBN: Israel's Friend to the End

This piece is a look at the long history and relationship between CBN and Israel.

Chris Carmichael: Winning at Life

Chris Carmichael is a successful personal trainer, but he's mostly known for being the man behind seven-time Tour de France winner, Lance Armstrong.

Glenn Beck: My Life's Turning Point

Author and syndicated talk show host Glenn Beck, whose book "The Christmas Sweater" is getting rave reviews, shares the real story behind his novel.

SEAL Families Remember Christian Warriors

As the nation grieves their loss, family and friends find comfort in each other and local churches are stepping in to help heal the wounds.

Former TV Anchor’s 15-Year Battle with Alcohol

Laurie Dhue is the only person to ever anchor at the three big cable networks. But behind her glamorous looks and rising star status, was a painful secret she hid for more than a decade.

Faith Groups Challenge Gays to 'Debate' not 'Hate'

One watchdog group's recent inclusion of Christian organizations as anti-gay 'hate groups' has led some to challenge homosexuals to "start debating" and "stop hating."

CBN NewsWatch: January 13, 2011

On Thursday's CBN Newswatch with Lee Webb and Wendy Griffith: Disturbing new details of the Ariz. shooting suspect’s life, a gay rights group asking CNN not to book opponents, hundreds perish in mudslides in Brazil, and more.