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A second House Democrat, Rep. Maxine Waters of California, could be facing an ethics trial this fall, further complicating the midterm election outlook for the party as it battles to hold onto its majority.

The Obama administration is considering ways it could go around lawmakers to let illegal immigrants stay in the United States, according to an agency memo.

The campaign for passage of the Colorado Personhood Amendment has been launched.

Bethany Christian Services, the nation's largest adoption agency, is reporting a higher interest in adoptions.

Residents of a California city are outraged after learning of the high salaries their city council members make by working for a town where many live in poverty.

Drain the swamp? Lead the most ethical Congress in history? House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is the world's worst cleaning lady.

Only three Americans doubt that terrorist acts plotted against Americans have been inspired by the Muslim call for jihad -- unfortunately, they're all in the White House.

The University of Illinois says an instructor who was fired over a complaint about his presentation of Roman Catholic doctrine on homosexuality can have his job back.

President Obama recently spoke at a town hall meeting where he told his listeners that "things could be worse," but a dean of a major university says he doesn't understand how.

A report issued by the Anti-Defamation League Tuesday shows that anti-Semitism is on the rise in California -- news that one Jewish evangelist doesn't find surprising.

A former associate of deceased Wichita abortionist George Tiller faces a hearing before the state Board of Healing Arts.

Focus on the Family's Plugged In is raising a warning flag about a movie called The Kids are All Right, which is making its way into American theatres.

An attorney with the Alliance Defense Fund is describing the ruling in a case at Eastern Michigan University as "open season on Christians."

Televangelist Benny Hinn has posted a plea for $2 million in donations on his website.

The highest court in the United Methodist Church will review its 2005 ruling that allowed a clergyman to bar a noncelibate homosexual man from joining a congregation.

Some Democratic senators say they don't feel a need to accept all of their churches' teachings.

Congress is significantly reducing sentencing differences between crack and powder cocaine convictions.

The pro-life group Defend Life is conducting a tour of several states to encourage people to face the truth about abortion -- that it kills an innocent human being.

A Christian educator is praising a decision by the Washington, DC, public school system to fire more than 240 teachers because of poor performance.

Members of the group Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust have been arrested again in Birmingham.