Physician-assisted suicide is spreading beyond Oregon's borders.

The challenges facing Joshua DuBois and the faith-based initiative.

An administration official discusses evangelicals' political involvement—or lack thereof.

Scholars and activists debate whether there's cause for concern over proposed legislation that would extend the hate crimes law to include sexual orientation.

A Berlin-based journalist says that Martin Luther would have driven most of Germany's bishops from their pulpits.

The former Miss California contestant says that she is 'still standing,' and called a recent video of her 'the worst mistake of my life.'

Identifying one's faith on online social networks proves challenging for some.

World Vision's Laura Blank on what makes this relief effort different—and on being surprised by hymns.

After Congress's health care vote, activists see a revival of interest in immigration reform.

Focus on the Family's founder gives his assessment of a judge's recent ruling that the day is unconstitutional.

George Rekers has resigned from a reparative therapy group, saying, 'I am not gay and never have been.'

Disclosure laws take on crisis pregnancy centers.

The 2000 Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act takes shape.

Activist's release signals optimism as election spurs fear.

The former senator from Pennsylvania talks about what he thinks Obama got right and becoming a target of the gay community.

The burden to cover contraception shifts to the insurance companies, but an earlier exemption for religious groups will not change.

A recent proposal by the administration tries to address previous religious freedom concerns.

The infamous convicted Nixon adviser became famous for prison reform, evangelical-Catholic dialogue, and his Christian worldview.