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Pastor Saeed Released from Solitary Confinement

Israelis Celebrates 65 Years of Independence

France On the Brink of Legalizing Gay Marriage

Heartland Hispanics Bolstering Local Economies

More than 50 million Latinos live in the United States. In the Midwest, Hispanics are not only propping up declining populations, they're helping to bolster economies.

States Move to Fight 'Designer Babies' Trend

Baby Bust: What to Expect When No One's Expecting

Weekly Standard senior writer Jonathan Last warns that unless we change our views about the value of raising children, America faces a bleak future.

Baby Bust: What to Expect When No One's Expecting

“BLESS MY PEOPLE, EGYPT”

Egypt's Coptic Christians make up about 10% of the population. Recently the historic church ordained a new leader, Pope Theodoros the Second. In an exclusive interview with CBN News, he said that in the midst of turmoil and civil unrest, his ... ...

Homeless to Hero: One Pastor Making History in India

Christians comprise a little more than two percent of India's population. But that has not stopped Pastor R. Abraham, once homeless himself, from helping transform the lives of thousands in his country.

Christian World News: December 14, 2012

On Christian World News, Dec. 14: Navy SEAL in Afghan rescue gave life for others; Sudan renews attacks on Christian-populated area; Chiang Mai a gateway for modern missions; and more.

Sudan Renews Attacks on Christian-Populated Area

This Week at CBN: Broadcasting the Message of God's Love in Indonesia

Gordon Robertson shares the impact that Indonesian produced CBN programs are having on that population.

Bring It On: Graves or Heaven?

Do we go to heaven immediately when we die or lie in the ground until Jesus comes back? It bothers me whenever I think of the incestuous way we started out populating the earth from Adam & Eve's offspring. If incest is sin now, why wasn't ...

Texan Politicos Wrangle to Win Latino Vote

In Texas the big political story this year is not President Obama or his challenger Mitt Romney. It's a population shift that's got both parties moving to claim territory.