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Learning to Trust Again
Steve cheated on his wife Laurie for years before she found out. They were forced to decide the fate of their marriage, and their choice may surprise you.
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…
Clash of the Titans 2006
Can there ever be any real solutions to the conflict in the Middle East? Two key leaders from both sides in that region sat down to talk about that at this year's "Clash of the Titans" debate at Regent University.
The 2nd Chapter of Matthew Ward
As an original member of 2nd Chapter of Acts, Matthew Ward is part of Christian music’s foundation. This legend sits down with Scott Ross to discuss the diagnosis that almost ended it all.
Gibson Says He is Not Anti-Semitic
Mel Gibson apologizes for making anti-semitic remarks to the officer who arrested him for drunk driving.
Michelle Singletary: 'Your Money and Your Man'
Michelle Singletary is a financial expert whose goal in life is to guide women on how to manage, plan and invest their finances -- with or without Prince Charming.
Bring It On -- Having Children
Pat Robertson and Terry Meeuwsen answer the following question: I'm 41 and my boyfriend is 51. If we decide to get married I want to have a child. He is not so sure. Should we get married?
Sandy Sandler: The 5-5-5 Holiday Craft Principle
Sandy Sandler calls herself creatively challenged, but has many years in the crafting business. And she's here to show us how to make five crafts, in five minutes, for five dollars each...
A New Weapon in Fight for the Unborn
The battle over abortion has been going on for more than 35 years. Now there's a new weapon in the pro-life movement to save the lives of the unborn.
Recycled Dreams
When we first met Agus a year ago, he was helping his parents pick trash from the dump for recycling. It was a job that was taking its toll on the young boy—and his family—until viewers like you stepped in to help.
Yoky Fernandez: A Mother's Call for Help
Yoky was desperate. She prayed to God, "If I die, who will take care of my children?" One phone call later, her answer came.
Is Iraq Fit for Democracy?
After all the setbacks, are things finally starting to turn the corner in Iraq?
A Doubting Thomas Gets Healed
When Roy Davidson’s stomach ulcers caused him severe pain while he was on a mission trip to Haiti, Roy had to decide whether he could trust God to heal him through Spirit-filled men he barely knew.
Ralf Hennig: Feeling the Burn
Whether you are a couch potato or a fitness fiend, Ralf Hennig's program will give you the strength and flexibility you need to stay fit.
What's Fair about the Fairness Doctrine?
Should government decide how long you can listen to a liberal radio host like Al Frankin, or a conservative commentator like Rush Limbaugh?
An Up-close Look at Rudy Giuliani
Rudy Giuliani ventured into conservative territory Tuesday with a speech at Regent University. The GOP presidential candidate won smiles with his views on leadership, but he could face some challenges on his moderate social positions.
Michelle McKinney Hammond: Mending a Broken Heart
Author and speaker Michelle McKinney Hammond shares how to heal after a relationship has ended so your breakup doesn’t leave you feeling broken.
Turkish Youth Give Islam a Makeover
A change is underway among the Muslim youth of Turkey. In a land where 99 percent of the population claim to be followers of Islam, some say its time to redefine what it means to be Muslim.