‘Heaven Is for Real for Kids’ Hits Half a Million

Since its release in November 2011 from Tommy Nelson, the children’s picture book Heaven Is for Real for Kids has sold over 500,000 copies worldwide. The book has been translated into 12 languages; in December 2011, an app based on the book was released.

T.D. Jakes Talks to CBN About his New Book and the Power of Forgiveness

With his new book Let It Go, Bishop T.D. Jakes’ hope is that people get released from not only unforgiveness but also guilt, shame, and pain. He says that forgiveness goes against human nature but it’s as necessary as the air we breathe and it is a gift for oneself. 

Toulouse Gunman Is Dead

Police sources told French media Thursday morning that a gunman who boasted of bringing France “to its knees” with an al Qaeda-linked terror spree that killed seven people was dead after a police raid on the apartment he had holed himself up in for more than 24 hours. 

French policemen stand as members of the RAID special police forces unit are still laying siege to the apartment block where Mohamed Merah, the man suspected of a series of deadly shootings, was holed up, on March 22, 2012 in Toulouse, southwestern France. (Getty)

Poll Shows Anti-Semitism Is on the Rise in France and Europe

Levels of anti-Semitism up in 9 out of 10 European countries, poll shows; nearly half those polled believe Jews more loyal to Israel.

Jets, Broncos Finalize Tebow Deal

Tebow also spoke with reporters before the clock struck midnight ET on one of the most memorable offseason days in NFL history.

Nearly 40% of Women Have Never Been Married

Nearly 40% of women have never been married, and fewer are in a first marriage, according to a new government report that takes a detailed look at first marriages and their chances for survival.

Oprah Winfrey’s OWN Is In Danger of Having the Plug Pulled by Discovery Networks

Rosie O’Donnell turns 50 today. But the milestone is less merry after Tuesday’s final taping of her short-lived talk show on the Oprah Winfrey Network, ending another failed experiment in the channel’s tumultuous history and raising new questions about its future.