The Senate moves closer to a vote on health care reform, groups argue over presidential appointments, and the Family Research Council issues a correction.

Advocacy groups wrap up an unusually busy Christmas season and prepare for 2010.

Meanwhile, Land and Mohler dismiss broadcaster's earlier comments as "nonsense."

Political groups focused their energies this week on immigration, gay rights, Wall Street reform, and the place of Christianity in the public square.

Evangelical leaders supported Obama's call for comprehensive immigration reform, but that doesn't mean that the debate among political activists is over. Plus, which issues activists want Congress to tackle this summer.

Pro-life groups are using a new insurance plan in Pennsylvania as evidence that President Obama lied about not funding abortion. One group disagrees.

The ACLU and many conservative activists find themselves on the same side of the issues this week.

Also, several Christian relief agencies are on the ground.

Why some countries are more religious than others—and why, assumptions to the contrary, the U.S. is not unusually religious.

And what President Obama's announcement could mean politically and legally.

Ruling paves way for High Court to review Proposition 8.

State Department renews call for release of pastor sentenced to death.

Democrats lose over half of their pro-life members.