Company president announces residents of destroyed homes will receive $50,000 to meet day-to-day needs

In the movie, the victims in the celebrated lawsuit won big. In reality, many are wondering where the money went -- and they're mad at their lawyers.

There are currently more than 2,000 gnome paintings on utility poles, with many screwed to the bases

Studios keep believing that box office success is just an algorithm to crack—but you can't fake what "Deadpool" has

Readers respond to stories by Cary Tennis and Greg Papadopoulos.

Internal emails show Obama officials' vain attempts to do damage control in the Shirley Sherrod case

WSJ column calls Holder the most "racially polarizing" AG ever. From Dred Scott to slavery, here's his competition

Newly disclosed documents reveal the agency has "under cover" spies working at some corporations

A recent ad draws controversy over offering lamb to the Hindu god Ganesha. Why?

Bible literacy classes have a long and acrimonious history, dating back to the Cleveland Bible War of 1869

The ICC provides no legal counterbalance to the arrogance of an empire’s power

The MPAA giving Bo Burnham's new film an "R" was never in doubt, which is part of the problem

The Gospel of John shifted the blame for the death of Jesus from Roman authorities to the Jewish people as a whole

“Everything that goes that road eventually breaks down,” YouTube personality Dave Rubin told Carlson

The esteemed actor and martial artist garnered more public acclaim and reverence after his death in 1973