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Now that the Olympics are over, some are wondering where China goes from here.
During his visit to Israel this week former governor and presidential candidate Mike Huckabee talked about the division of Jerusalem and how the presidential race could affect U.S. policy in the Mideast.
Beijing’s Hongqiao Market is a great place to find great deals, and hone your shopping techniques.
Thirty years ago, the Chinese government forbid all religious activity. Today, freedom of religion is in China's constitution.
As thousands prayed in Washington D.C., miles away in Beijing, Olympic athletes were also meeting for a weekend of prayer.
Gordon Robertson goes to the Bible to teach about faith without doubt when it comes to physical healing.
Parts of the historic city of Beijing are fast disappearing, leaving many residents longing for the old days.
Nearly everyone I’ve talked to says that religion is a positive force in society. Watch the video to hear different views on the role of religion in China.
Some of the Games' most impressive achievements come free of charge, courtesy of thousands Olympic volunteers.
CBN News Reporter Laura Robertson is on the streets of Beijing, China, to find out how the locals feel about preserving the environment post-Olympics.
Beijing has made massive strides in cleaning up the city for the Olympics. But China's war with pollution is only just beginning.
One Chinese says he has preached from every book of the Bible, and that his sermons have been free of government censorship or interference.
CBN News Reporter Laura Robertson reports from Beijing, China, on the exciting first day of the Summer Olympics.
CBN News Reporter Laura Robertson is on the streets of Beijing for the Summer Olympics to discuss the significance of this date.
The day has finally come. After seven years and close to $42 billion later, the Beijing Olympics begins.
CBN News Reporter Laura Robertson is at Tiananmen Square to find out what the visitors to the Olympic Games think about the threat of air pollution in Beijing in this video blog.
As millions of Chinese catch Olympic fever, fitness is becoming a bigger part of their lives.
China hopes the Games will help transform its international image, but building that reputation has been a challenge.