The fuel behind Vladimir Putin's rage against Ukraine probably has more spiritual and religious foundations than most pundits acknowledge: For religious leaders, the war in Ukraine is a top concern; for faith leaders in media, this conflict is not just about politics.
For the third Sunday of Lent, Pastor Glenn Packiam of Colorado Springs, Colorado, discussed fasting and prayer for Christians as the war in Ukraine continues to rage.
Russian officials are urging people not to panic-buy food amid shortage concerns brought on by Russian President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine, according to reports.
Dana Perino spoke to Fox News Digital as the new paperback edition of her best-selling book, "Everything Will Be Okay," went on sale in March 2022; this is part 2 of a Q&A with her about life lessons and much more.
Until he reached state number 29, Bob Barnes of New York hadn't had a favorite state on his American cross-country bicycle journey so far — but now he does.
Families, couples and college students across the country have been packing up and taking off for road trips — and more — as spring break season 2022 gets into full swing.
Breaking Chains is a group of former British military members working in Ukraine to travel to dangerous areas and pull animals and abandoned pets out of danger.
Ukraine's food supply chain is "falling apart" with trains and bridges destroyed and supermarket shelves empty amid a swelling refugee crisis, officials said.
Ukrainian pastor Sergey Nakul of Kyiv, during the Russia-Ukraine war, has remained behind in his country to help the suffering through the horrors of war — the pastor also has a message for Putin: 'Repent of your evil deeds.'
A Chick-fil-A restaurant in California could soon be designated a “public nuisance,” after members of the community have complained to the Santa Barbara City Council.
Anna Afanasieva told Fox News Digital about how her bakery, Laika Cheesecakes and Espresso, has been able to raise $150,000 to support the Ukrainian army.