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President Obama Announces New

Fairest of Them All: Finding Real Economic Justice

The president has said he wants to see the wealthy pay their fair share in taxes. But author Stephen Moore says there's nothing fair about making everyone poor.

Fairest of Them All: Finding Real Economic Justice

Jason Illian: The Naked Truth about Dating

Single ladies, if you think men don't have a clue, meet Jason Illian. This former contestent on The Bachelorette debunks the myths and misconceptions about relationships.

Goodbye, Knee Pain

Pat recently opted for an innovative surgery to correct the pain and damage in his right knee. Medical reporter Gailon Totheroh has more on minimally invasive joint replacement.

Skinny Wednesday: Dr. Monica Reed

Dr. Monica Reed has a secret. It's the mystery of good health that is built into the foundation of creation.

Phil Lembert: Wise Grocery Shopping

Phil Lempert, the Supermarket Guru, discusses how to eat healthily and save money.

Skateboard Legend Leads Youth to Christ

Christian Hosoi's skateboarding fame led to worldly pleasures and eventually jail, where he read the Bible and became a changed man.

Startup Nation: Israel's Economic Miracle

How does Israel, one of the world's smallest countries, produce more startup companies than many of the world's most developed nations?

George Gilders: Jewish Brain Power Fuels Israeli Technology

The author talks about Israel and how it may be one of the smallest countries in the world, but it is a global leader in technology.

Dr. Joe Maroon and The Longevity Factor

The secret to a longer life may be in the tea you drink or the chocolate you eat. Dr. Maroon discusses the mystery ingredient.

China Quake Anniversary: China Applauds OB

Today marks the one year anniversary of the earthquake that struck China.

CBN Global Ministry Overview

Take a look at what CBN is doing across the globe through innovative programming originating in our international offices.

Forbes' Rich Karlgaard Predicts Economic Boom

With growing third world markets and an insatiable need for oil, many wonder if the U.S. has passed her prime. Forbes' publisher Rich Karlgaard doesn't think so.