Bobby Brown Pleads Not Guilty in DUI Case
Singer Bobby Brown has pleaded not guilty to charges of driving under the influence as well as driving with a suspended license.
Ivana Kvesic
Christian Post Reporter
Anders Breivik, Norway Gunman Accused of Killing 77, Pleads Not Guilty
Accused lone wolf terrorist Anders Behring Breivik, who allegedly carried out a deadly massacre in his native Norway last July, pleaded not guilty in his first court appearance Monday, claiming the 77 people who died in the attacks were killed in self-defense.
Murray Rose, Swimming Champ, Loses Battle With Leukemia
Australian swimming great Murray Rose died at the age of 73 on Sunday.
Former Crystal Cathedral Pastor Robert A. Schuller Renting Out Home as Spiritual Retreat
Former Crystal Cathedral pastor Robert A. Schuller is renting out rooms in his pristine Laguna Beach, Calif., home for $700 a night, or $5,000 a week, as part of a spiritual retreat package.
Amy Lee, Paula Cole and Ashley Arrison Perform to 'Shine a Light' for Victims of Sex Trafficking
Restore NYC, a faith-based nonprofit created in 2006 to help rebuild the lives of foreign-born survivors of sex trafficking in New York City, celebrated its third annual gala Tuesday night and artists Amy Lee, Paula Cole, and Ashley Arrison were on hand to perform at the event.
Florida Lawyer Representing Tiger Woods Hired by George Zimmerman?
Mark NeJame, a Florida lawyer who is known for representing golf legend Tiger Woods, had been asked to serve as legal council for George Zimmerman, the Sanford, Fla., neighborhood watchman who charged with second-degree murder in the February death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.
Members of Sex Trafficking Nonprofit Talk Faith, Hope and Restoration for Victims
Restore NYC, a faith-based nonprofit created in 2006 to help rebuild the lives of foreign-born survivors of sex trafficking in New York City, celebrated its third annual gala Tuesday night to raise funds for restoring freedom and hope to survivors of sex trafficking.
Pastor Joel Osteen to Throw First Pitch at Wash. Nationals' 'Faith Night'
Major League Baseball's the Washington Nationals will be hosting their first ever "Faith Night" in Washington, D.C., on April 16, and widely acclaimed pastor Joel Osteen will be on hand to throw out the first pitch.
George Zimmerman's Lawyers Withdraw From Trayvon Martin Case
George Zimmerman's lawyers publicly withdrew from the neighborhood watchman's case Tuesday, saying they had no knowledge of their client's whereabouts.
Indonesia Earthquake Triggers Indian Ocean Tsunami Alert
An 8.7-magnitude earthquake hit off the northern coast of Indonesia Wednesday, triggering a tsunami alert for the region.
