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Anyone born in the new year could be set up for financial success.

Shepherds -- the first to receive the news of the birth of Jesus -- still exist in Israel today.

Hollywood has always had an interesting and problematic relationship with fathers.

A centuries-old proverb reminds us that one lost nail can cripple a horse, causing the rider to fall and the battle to be lost.

The terrorism, assassinations and assaults across America are horrendous, but what is causing them?

This year's contentious New Jersey gubernatorial race revealed a troubling national trend with organized labor.

It's easy to get bored with hypocrisy in Washington, where politicians fail to be models of intellectual consistency.

We all know that God works in mysterious ways. Recently, I was deeply moved by a theatrical production of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol."

Perhaps some of the worst people to explain the real meaning of Christmas are those who claim to believe in its central message but have trouble communicating it.

On Tuesday, I wrote about the Trump administration's top 10 achievements thus far. The good news is that as I sit down to write the top 10 missteps, most have more to do with style than substance.