Benjamin Franklin has left us a firsthand account of the impact a Christian awakening can have on a culture.

In 1868, Republicans impeached President Andrew Johnson with the right political motives but for the wrong constitutional reasons.

"Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin, remembered for his daring adventures and infectious passion for wildlife, passed away 17 years ago this week.

The "computerphobia" phenomenon of the 1980s reminds us that our worst fears about technology have seldom materialized.

In 1892, SCOTUS ruled that a law prohibiting foreign contract labor didn't apply to an English preacher because U.S. is "a Christian nation."

From legends, such as Jackie Robinson and John Wooden, to more recent messengers, Christ has spoken to us through the sports world.

"Oppenheimer" has presented its subject in a sympathetic light, but the argument against the famous physicist deserves a fair hearing.

The luminaries who established the national capital had good reason for hoping that few rich men would ever settle north of Richmond.

Reports of a message discovered in an ancient tablet astonished many observers, but some are skeptical about the claims.

The new film "Oppenheimer" brings fresh context to a decades-old debate about the use of atomic bombs against Japan during WWII.