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The President's home state of Illinois could redefine marriage next week. LGBT activists are pushing a gay marriage bill but not without a challenge.

President Obama's speech on national security was met with mixed reaction Friday.

This week on the Brody File we take a close look at the multiple controversies swirling around the Obama administration.

An evening commute turns into a nightmare Thursday for drivers along a major West Coast highway that crosses a bridge in Washington state.

The head of the IRS division that targeted conservative groups has been replaced.

The President's health care overhaul is now frustrating labor unions that once supported it.

A recent poll shows two thirds of Christians in the United Kingdom believe they are a persecuted minority.

The Farsi Christian News Network reports that Islamic security agents entered the church premises, arrested everyone present, and confiscated church materials.

A former abortion doctor is now speaking out against abortion as Congress considers a federal law to ban abortions after 20 weeks.

President Obama heads to Moore, Okla., this weekend to honor the victims of Monday's deadly tornado.

The president says America will not be involved in a "boundless 'global war on terror,'" but rather a focused hunt for "violent extremists."

The Oklahoma City-based arts-and-crafts chain asked a federal appeals court Thursday for an exemption from part of Obamacare.

A four-hour mini-series depicting life before and during America's Revolutionary War is set to air on the INSP network on Memorial Day.

The American Center for Law & Justice says the Internal Revenue Service is still harassing conservative groups.

As thousands of residents face the reality of starting over, many say "Oklahoma spirit" is what keeps them strong.

The Boy Scouts threw open its ranks to gay Scouts but not gay Scout leaders -- a fiercely contested compromise that some warned could fracture the organization.

Israel could be in for a surprise war, Israel's air force chief Maj.-Gen. Amir Eshel warned.

British authorities want to know if two men who hacked a British soldier to death outside an army barracks in London Wednesday were part of a wider terror plot.

Drones may soon become common sights in the sky. They have the ability to open doors for new ways of doing business. But they also raise privacy concerns.

A growing number of scandals from IRS targeting to the alleged Benghazi cover-up, added to President Obama's inability to work with GOP lawmakers and questions surrounding the future of America's national security, continue to call into question the leadership of the Obama Administration.