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What happens when a pop culture phenomenon becomes a 'religious experience.'

One refugee pastor is key to the resettlement of Bhutanese in Texas.

Critics say the new standards, which take effect April 4, do not require any enforcement mechanism.

In letter to Senate Foreign Relations Committee, they say reported plans "would harm American interests."

The power couple's Valentine's Day reunion may just teach Barbie that the world doesn't revolve around her.

Why Disney's newest fairy tale—and England's real-life one—give me hope for my 6-year-old niece.

Asia Bibi, the first woman to get the death sentence under Pakistan's blasphemy law, was charged with insulting Muhammad.

Politicians like Sharron Angle, Michele Bachmann, and Barbara Boxer show it's possible to be powerful 'and' feminine.

What a remarkably large class of young Catholic nuns-in-training taught this Protestant.

The country now faces a large population of unmarried women, many of them widows. Are government-doled incentives for marrying widows a good economic strategy?