Veronica Elliot

The Federal Drug Administration has reportedly eased restrictions on an experimental drug produced by a Canadian pharmaceutical company to treat Ebola.

Christian basketball player Kevin Durant has reportedly withdrawn from the U.S. National Team as it prepares to play in the 2014 World Cup.

Allies of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein have moved the former leader's corpse to an undisclosed location out of fear that Sh'ite militants would harm it.

The president of the Southern Baptist Convention recently spoke on Christians' responsibility to provide compassion and understanding to immigrants, especially minors, crossing into the U.S. from Central America.

A Christian walking group that meets at the local mall in Dublin, Georgia has reportedly been told that they cannot pray at the mall.

Conersvative radio host Glenn Beck made a point on his "Glenn Beck Radio Program" to drizzle "Christian blood" on pancakes and waffles and serve them to his co-hosts.

A Pennsylvania museum has discovered a complete human skeleton dating back 6,500 years from southern Iraq in its own storage closet. The humanly remains have been nicknamed "Noah" because research shows the man had survived a great flood.

The second U.S. aid worker stricken with the Ebola virus while working in Liberia has arrived to receive treatment at a hospital in Atlanta, Georgia.

A company has recently created a "virtually indestructible" Bible that can allegedly survive several mishaps, including water and dirt damage, as well as float in water.

An amateur photographer in the United Kingdom has been congratulated on his artistic eye after he took video footage of a wind tunnel that bears an uncanny resemblance to the "hand of God."

Thousands of people, including 500 children attending a church camp, were stranded in San Bernardino County, California Monday after severe rain storms caused massive rock mudslides and flash flooding.