Are the efforts to end hunger in Africa making a difference in countries like Ethiopia?

With rising prices of health care bills and basic living costs, the elderly are facing troubled economic times.

What will the ties between Cuba and Russia mean for the nuclear state of Venezuela?

As David Cameron speaks out against the lack of morality in Britain, liberals ridicule his stance.

As the United States enters the final weeks of a hotly contested presidential election campaign, this is a good time to ask a crucial question: Could Jesus Christ be elected president?

In this time of U.S. presidential and vice-presidential debates, whose plan for solving the world's long term economic problems will work best?

Homo homini Iupus—Latin proverb. We see the truth of this proverb in history. But will it always be so?

For America, the handwriting is on the wall. It may soon no longer be the leader of the global economy that it has been since the end of World War II.

A Return to Eden: An End to Hunger and Disease The plight of the sick, poor and hungry makes us long for the day when a real utopia will spread around the earth!

Is it possible to have good government in a world of selfishness, cheating and lies?

We must follow God's instructions to take of care the planet.

Global warming has become a major concern of many environmentalists. Will mankind's efforts to protect our planet be successful?

When God made the first human being—Adam—and placed him in a garden in Eden, He instructed him to "tend and keep it" (Genesis 2:15). We could call Adam the human race's first environmentalist. His job was to take care of...

The fundamental cause of the recent economic developments in the United States is not economic but spiritual—human nature.

What has brought humanity to the brink of extinction, and what can—what will—be done to save us?