
New York jury convicts Mexican drug lord ‘El Chapo’
Mexican drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán was convicted Tuesday in U.S. District Court of running an industrial-scale smuggling operation. The conviction comes after a three-month trial packed...

Mexican drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán was convicted Tuesday in U.S. District Court of running an industrial-scale smuggling operation. The conviction comes after a three-month trial packed...

With nearby Atlanta hosting this year's Super Bowl, the Johnny Hunt Men's Conference tapped into the football mood with a "Game Plan" theme for Christian living during Jan. 25-26 sessions that drew about 5,000 men.

New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary has been awarded a $1,005,000 core funding grant from Baptist Community Ministries to support the school's community counseling and childhood education efforts.

Gateway Seminary hosts its first Jonathan Edwards conference; David Platt addresses Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary's convocation; Jason Allen announces faculty appointments at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary's convocation.

After two days of meetings, representatives of Paige Patterson and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary say they have determined, with no disagreements, the rightful ownership of 89 boxes of documents related to Patterson's 1992-2003 presidency at Southeastern.

In Rio, a blue macaw (known as a Spix's Macaw) named Blu voiced by Jesse Eisenberg flies from the U.S. to Rio de Janeiro because that's where the last

In Rio, a blue macaw (known as a Spix's Macaw) named Blu voiced by Jesse Eisenberg flies from the U.S. to Rio de Janeiro because that's where the last
Mark Campbell, head women's basketball coach at Union University, earned his 600th career victory Jan. 10 with the Lady Bulldogs' win at Auburn University at Montgomery. Campbell became the fastest college basketball coach in history, across all divisions, to 600 wins.

This year's Ouachita Baptist University Tigers football team was the winningest in the school's history. And while college football is a big deal in the South, where many enjoy cheering on their favorite team regardless of the record, it is especially nice to cheer for a winner -- on and off the field.

Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary celebrated 167 students' hard work and dedication during the 64th commencement Dec. 7 at the Kansas City, Mo., campus.