A New Zealand father has spoken of his son’s courage after an accident at his school in the UK led to a double amputation. Chase Allan, 15, suffered electrical burns to 30% of his body after coming into contact with overhead powerlines on May 3.

A mosque has said its open day brought out "the courage of people" who had preconceptions or uncertainties about Islam but wanted to talk. Masjid Maryam in Acklam, Middlesbrough, welcomed more than 200 visitors on Saturday after it encouraged people to "ask questions with no fear of being labelled".

Jeannine Atkins’s "Knocking on Windows," Alyson Stoner’s "Semi-Well-Adjusted Despite Literally Everything," and Tembi Locke’s "Someday, Now" speak to a shared reckoning.

Boardroom’s Michelai Graham explores the political fire, emotional weight, and unexpected humor at the core of a genre-defying new film led by Leonardo DiCaprio.

Courage International, the Catholic apostolate that helps men and women experiencing same-sex attraction “persevere on the path of holiness,” marked 45 years of ministry.

Mark Smith, executive chairman and CEO of critical minerals mining company NioCorp, says that he is seeing light at the end of the tunnel with regards to the company's loan application with the US Export-Import Bank,

The mother of a Michigan elementary school student is speaking out after her 11-year-old son was expelled for taking a gun away from a classmate. Savitra McClurkin said her son was expelled after administrators learned that he took a gun away from a fellow student and used his hunting knowledge to disarm and disassemble the weapon before throwing away the bullets.

The Courage Ride presented a $120,000 donation Thursday to support the Sarcoma Research Program at the University of Iowa Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center, lo

Arch Manning's transition into the starting quarterback role for the Texas Longhorns has been met with both anticipation and scrutiny. While flashes of his potential have been ev