The new Roman Catholic archbishop of Chicago says he does not believe the pope's choice of himself sends a political message.
Paul Huff and Tom Wojtowick, a same-sex couple that lives in Lewistown, Montana, say they have been denied Communion by their church unless they file for divorce.
Mufid Elfgeeh, who lived and worked in New York, was an ISIS recruiter with plans for an attack on U.S. soil.
The singer-songwriter formerly known as Cat Stevens returns to the American stage after 38 years away.
The new "Resurrection" Season 2 poster shows Bellamy and Jacob asking an important question that will be addressed in the premiere.
The U.S. has been carrying out airstrikes against Islamic State since Aug. 8.
An Oklahoma-based devil worshiping group known as Dakhma of Angra Mainyu will hold a satanic “black mass” ceremony.
More attention is being paid now to terrorist threats, but America's wars are also breeding more extremists.
Groups on both sides of the conflict in eastern Ukraine have accused each other of anti-Semitism.
After al-Qaida said it was setting up shop in the subcontinent, India cautioned that Israeli tourists could be targets during the High Holidays.
In the wake of a recent ruling on Utah's polygamy ban, some Mormons worry about the effect on their church.
The 26-year-old woman was abducted last year while on a humanitarian aid mission in rebel-held Aleppo.
A Chabad House reopened Tuesday, six years after heavily armed terrorists stormed and killed six people inside the building.
Pope Francis spoke with Foley’s parents, who are both devout Catholics.
The route was shut for nearly three hours after the accident to allow easy access to teams of investigators and rescuers.
Indonesia's president said he was shocked after watching a video of the beheading of an American journalist by the Islamic State.
The gruesome video of ISIS beheading American journalist James Foley is being used as an Islamic State recruitment tactic.
Followers of a woman who calls herself the reincarnation of Jesus are being arrested by the thousands in China, and some are accused of murder.
The producers of "Holy Ghost" are trying a novel distribution model for the independent flick.
Young Jewish men wearing black shirts denounced the bride as a “traitor against the Jewish state” and shouted slogans against Arabs.
The name Haruna Yukawa matches that of the self-proclaimed CEO of a Tokyo-based private security firm.
The pope's words were applicable to several nations in Asia where the Catholic Church is associated with colonialism, particularly China.