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Brad Pitt has a hunch of what to expect as the presidential election creeps closer: "I think we're going to see more negative advertising than ever before and I think it's going to be rather ugly." The A-list actor touched on the political climate while promoting his new movie "Killing Them Softly" at the Cannes Film Festival saying "We are ... (more)

In a report from WBBJ TV ABC News two teens from Dresden Tennessee have been charged in the brutal May 15 2012 torture and death of a 4-month-old Saint Bernard puppy.A Now a petition is being circulated asking that justice be served for this innocent puppy.

A giant 29-metre tall bronze statue of the ancient warrior king Philip of Macedon was erected on Tuesday in the heart of the Macedonian capital Skopje amidst a cheering crowd of spectators.

New York's Cardinal Timothy Dolan president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops talks to Charlie Rose and Erica Hill about the lawsuit filed by 43 Catholic organizations over the Obama administratin requiring employers to include birth control coverage in their workers' health insurance.

Corona is facing impeachment allegedly for "betrayal of public trust" the first in the history of Philippine judiciary.

In a sermon blasting President Obama for his same-sex marriage support Pastor Charles L. Worley of Providence Road Baptist Church in Maiden North Carolina offered a novel - and horrific - solution to the so-called gay scourge: build an electric fence and let "lesbians queers and homosexuals" starve to death.

The Checkmate Atheists meme features unbelievably absurd arguments that "support" the existence of God therefore beating atheism into the ground once and for all.

On Saturday May 12 the Museum of Creation and Earth History in Santee Calif. held a debate featuring Creation vs.

President Obama's re-election campaign is straining to raise the huge sums it is counting on to run against Mitt Romney with sharp dropoffs in donations from nearly every major industry forcing it to rely more than ever on small contributions and a relative handful of major donors.