Dozens of state and local law enforcement swarmed the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston’s downtown office Wednesday to seize records related to Father Manuel La Rosa-Lopez, the priest accused of sexually abusing at least two children who attended a Conroe church.
Leading Southern Baptist ethicist Russell Moore argued Monday that Christians in America are “in danger” of “losing our mission” during a discussion with Republican Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse.
A current member of the University of Florida gymnastics program and one alumna took to social media this week to share that they were victims of sexual abuse by former Team USA doctor Larry Nassar.
The District of Columbia’s attorney general announced on Tuesday that his office was investigating whether the Archdiocese of Washington covered up the alleged sexual abuse of minors by priests and others.
The interim CEO of USA Gymnastics is out, just four days after accepting the post.
In the first of a six-part series profiling the late Aaron Hernandez, The Boston Globe reported the former New England Patriots tight end was sexually abused as a child, beaten by his father and began smoking marijuana regularly in high school.
With the Great Sphinx of Gaza looming in the background, first lady Melania Trump weighed in on a number of topics Saturday, including the media obsession with her wardrobe, Brett Kavanaugh’s qualifications for the Supreme Court and her view of his chief accuser’s testimony, as well as her confession that […]
The Marist Fathers has admitted a priest who led one of its top secondary schools sexually abused children.
A group of Catholic nuns is holding a public protest in south India, demanding the arrest of a bishop whom one nun accused of rape.
One day in 1970 I sat in the White House executive dining room with a senior member of President Richard Nixon’s inner circle, who offered me a job in the political liaison office.
Kerry Perry resigned under pressure as USA Gymnastics president Tuesday, the move coming days after the U.S. Olympic Committee questioned her ability to lead a path forward for an organization rocked by scandal.
TAKEN hostage, tortured and repeatedly raped, Amanda Lindhout lost all hope. But one incredible act of courage inspired her.
