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Syria's deputy foreign minister said his country is pursuing "alternative energy sources, including nuclear energy."

For many parents, the growing access to technology for kids can be a nightmare, but a new safety program designed just for mom and dad could help.

Foreign Christians working in Morocco have been expelled by authorities.

A Democrat and Republican have joined to introduce a bill aimed at preventing oppressive Internet regulations around the globe.

Retiring Democratic Congressman Eric Mass from New York is taking aim at the Obama administration -- and the health care debate is part of the fire storm.

A top Republican in the House of Reps wants answers on why the Air Force rescinded a prayer luncheon invitation to Family Research Council's Tony Perkins.

Same-sex weddings started in the nation's capital, Tuesday, as gay couples began picking up marriage licenses from the Washington, D.C., courthouse.

Vice President Joe Biden is in Israel this week for talks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other leaders to focus on Iran.

A top Internal Revenue Service official has admitted he doesn't do his own taxes.  He says the tax code is too complex. 

Members of CBN's Operation Blessing International are on the scene to help the victims of the Chile earthquake get their lives back to normal.

The U.S. Senate takes up a $107 billion spending measure on Tuesday, which extends to unemployment insurance for the long-term jobless.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is calling on Nigeria's leaders to stop the violence in the country's Plateau State.

On the same day Toyota was trying to reassure the public of its products safety, another one of their Prius vehicles was accelerating out of control.

Lawmakers in Holland could soon debate legalizing assisted suicide for the elderly.