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The U.S. Consulate in Benghazi the day after the attack.

Going rogue

Libya |  Top U.S. State Department officials today are set to testify against the White House’s version of the assault on Benghazi

Robert Rector, author of a Heritage Foundation report on immigration amnesty, right, watches as Jim DeMint, president of the Heritage Foundation, speaks during a news conference.

Family feud

Immigration |  Conservative groups at odds over immigration policy

Sherry and Dick Truman

Taking heart

Marriage |  For many years, health issues complicated Dick and Sherry Truman’s life together, but those trials prepared them to help others

The ‘new legalism’

The ‘new legalism’

Religion |  How the push to be ‘radical’ and ‘missional’ discourages ordinary people in ordinary places from doing ordinary things to the glory of God

Mikey Weinstein

Religious battle lines

Military |  Controversy erupts over a Pentagon meeting concerning Christians being able share their faith within the military

Rear Adm. William D. Lee speaks at yesterday's observance of the National Day of Prayer in Washington.

Rear admiral vows to continue sharing faith

Religion |  Coast Guard officer spoke 'from the heart' at Thursday's National Day of Prayer observerance in Washington, D.C.

Live Action's Lila Rose speaks at the pro-life rally Wednesday in front of the Washington Surgi-Clinic.

Life action

Abortion |  Pro-life activists hold a rally in front of the Washington, D.C., abortion center recently exposed in a video

Danylo Fedoryka at last weekend's MerleFest

Music, beauty, God, and life

Music |  Scythian’s Danylo Fedoryka is unabashedly pro-life

Writer Caroline Leal poses for a selfie.

Me, myself, and my selfie

Culture |  The craze of snapping self-portraits and posting them on social media appeals to a generation enamored with disposable identities

The Gospel of John in Arabic

Message received

Religion |  Wycliffe pledges to comply with an audit panel’s recommendations on controversial Bible translation practices

Doc Watson at MerleFest 2012

What would Doc do?

Music |  At the first MerleFest without Doc Watson, organizers and musicians work to keep the Friends-of-Doc feel alive

John Piper

We’re all broken. What then?

Homosexuality |  The choices we all make in either turning brokenness into sin or finding ways to avoid sinful behavior

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