We try to fool ourselves. We may think we drink little alcohol. But the truth is that more and more people are indulging in occasional binge drinking—consuming large amounts of alcohol in one bout—with potentially disastrous effects.

A trip to Jerusalem in 2000 is one of the remaining unfulfilled ambitions of Pope John Paul II.

New and disturbing communiqués concerning Western morality are cause for concern.

Regardless of the outcome of the presidency, Christians are obliged to obey God by respecting government authority—the law and national and local leaders. Two of the apostles made this point in their letters.

The founding fathers envisioned a nation rooted in biblical values. What lies ahead when its roots are challenged?

Tragically, the sure moral foundation for a nation is largely forgotten and ignored.

"... The country has embraced unprecedented moral laxity. Some people say [the U.S. president] has given no moral leadership, which is false. [He] has led America into an acceleration of its moral decline. A country declined to take an easy...

It's supremely important that you keep your finger on the pulse of our age, especially on the world's recent nuclear developments.

Some 80 years removed from the horror of his youth, an old soldier turns his thoughts to peaceful pursuits. His story echoes an unrealized hope for mankind.

We live in a dangerous time in a dangerous world. One perilous century is drawing to a close. Considering recent trends, it appears that another equally menacing one is about to begin.

Picture these contrasting scenes:

The poor of the world will suffer one more time before Christ intervenes with His form of government that will bring a lasting and secure peace.

The horror of pistol-packing students—and what to do about them.

If Jan. 1, 2000, promises to be one of the pivotal dates in history, Jan. 1, 1999, is probably no less important to the European Continent.

At the close of the 20th century, people are beset by so many threats that it's hard to keep up with them. Not least of the problems is all the fuss emanating from the calendar date itself-the beginning of the...

Last year, 1997, brought a sharp change of focus to the British Isles.

According to a recent UN report, the illegal-drug industry generates $400 billion to $1 trillion in revenues and accounts for 8 percent of global trade-an industry larger than sales of iron or steel and almost as great as oil and...

Romanov burial exposes rift in Russia. An attempt to bring closure on one of the most sordid affairs of the 20th century.

Today, no extremist party calls itself fascist, but whatever the name, fascism is still the game.

The more nuclear powers, the more other nations feel it absolutely necessary to develop and add weapons of this nature to their defense arsenals.