Korea hands down harsh sentences for journalists | Election elation for U.S.-backed party in Lebanon | China takes hard line on software | Keys to young pianists’ success
Moses wrote down the words of the Lord, we hear in this Sunday's reading from the Book of Exodus. Two U.S. journalists arrested in North Korea ...
Before sharing the cup with his disciples in the gospel this Sunday, Jesus gave thanks. Policy-makers in Washington gave thanks Monday upon learning of the unexpected victory of an American-backed alliance in Lebanese parliamentary elections. ...
Christ's sacrificial offering of himself serves to "cleanse our consciences," says the reading from the Letter to the Hebrews. The Chinese government, saying it wants to cleanse computers of "unhealthy information," ...
In this Sunday's psalm there is rejoicing for all the good the Lord has done. Winning the gold medal at the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition brings rejoicing because of all the good it can do for a young pianist's career. ...
Only 21 percent of Americans support the Obama administration's $50 billion plan to bail out General Motors, while 67 percent oppose it.