717 of 1,835 precincts - 39 percent

x-Mitt Romney, 6,107 - 42 percent
Newt Gingrich, 3,752 - 26 percent
Ron Paul, 2,686 - 19 percent
Rick Santorum, 1,836 - 13 percent

What began as a disagreement over a requested menu change for a banquet by a home-schooling mom has turned into litigation that could affect all employer-employee relations in Indiana.

We have had egotistical presidents before, but never to my knowledge have we had one who saw himself as replacing God.

The Susan G. Komen for the Cure announced today it is changing its mind and will continue financial grants to the abortion-provider Planned Parenthood.

A federal appeals court is preparing to decide whether New York City's ordinance on pregnancy help centers is constitutional.

At a time in which federal lawmakers are haggling over taxes, a new study from the IRS finds that federal workers owe billions of dollars in taxes.

While North Korea is set to grant amnesty to prisoners, Open Doors USA awaits word whether that will include any Christians.

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OneMillionMoms is challenging J.C. Penney's effort to reshape its identity. The retailer is pinning its hopes in part on an ad campaign that features a high-profile homosexual entertainer.

The U.S. Military Academy at West Point is going forward with a scheduled prayer breakfast next week, despite the controversy over the originally scheduled keynote speaker.

Since at least one lawmaker recognizes that people won't change their religious beliefs to comply with a government mandate, a bill has been introduced in the U.S. Senate to protect religious organizations from ObamaCare.

With the Nevada caucuses on the horizon, a political commentator isn't sure whether the real estate mogul and reality TV personality's endorsement of Mitt Romney will help or hurt the GOP presidential hopeful.

President Barack Obama has attended the National Prayer Breakfast, where the keynote speaker spoke out against abortion.

Pro-occupiers counter Nat'l Prayer B'fast

One media analyst doesn't think NBC and Tom Brokaw should be objecting to Mitt Romney using footage of the former network anchor slamming Newt Gingrich over his House ethics charges. Instead, he says they should set the record straight.

Well-known Christian broadcaster Janet Parshall is offering her thoughts on how Christians should evaluate a person who is running for president.

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Vanderbilt University's attempt to clarify its anti-discrimination policy for campus organizations at a special meeting seems to have backfired, according to one of its professor.