A new tailgate policy took effect at Fresno State before the start of Thursday’s season opener against Abilene Christian. Tailgaters who park in the blue, white or red lots on the west side of Cedar Avenue are now allowed to ...

On Thursday morning, Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis was held in contempt of court and jailed. Good. Why was she held in contempt of court? Because she has been refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples after the Supreme ...

Jesus of Nazareth may be joining Ghandi, Martin Luther King Jr. and Cesar Chavez in Fresno State’s Peace Garden if a resolution that will come before Associated Students Inc. at its next meeting is adopted. According to the author of ...

John Tehranian, a law professor at Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles, spoke Monday night to about 100 people at the Alice Peters Auditorium about ‘colorblindness,’ the use of Middle-Eastern and Islamic themes to attack President Barack Obama and the ...

Chick-fil-A, the fast food restaurant chain that claims to have invented the chicken sandwich, has been accused of discriminating against employees in some locations nationwide.

The article in support of the label “Christian conservative” had some major logical gaps which, given the author’s editorial history, come at no surprise.

You, as a self-proclaimed Christian conservative, believe Jesus is the son of God, the paragon of love and decency.

I am a Christian conservative. I am a Christian because I believe Jesus Christ died on a cross and rose from the dead on the third day, saving me from eternal damnation from my sins.

A day consisting of candy and flowers, hugs and kisses, cards and jewelry and love and death.

For Bryan Barsness, founder and Chapter Adviser of the Eta Chapter of Alpha Gamma Omega (AGO), it started out as a vision to bring back a Christian-based fraternity to California State University, Fresno.

I’d like to wish all our readers this year a merry Christmas. It’s not politically correct, I’m aware. It could be perceived as forcing religion on people. It might even be seen as discrimination against Jews.

YESTERDAY, AFTER WHAT SURELY MUST have been a night of very little sleep, Joe Wurzelbacher probably opened his eyes to a television with his face on it, while news networks were trying to explain to the rest of us who, exactly, Joe the Plumber is.