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    MILLER: Obama's war against success

    President Obama is waging war against personal success and economic prosperity. Raising taxes on Americans is the centerpiece of his re-election campaign, a plan that respects no earthly or heavenly bounds. This became clear at the national prayer breakfast earlier this month where Mr. Obama oddly opined that tax hikes coincide with the teachings of Jesus Christ.

  • Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, a GOP presidential hopeful, holds a discussion on housing and foreclosure in Tampa, Fla., on Monday. Mr. Romney slammed former House Speaker Newt Gingrich for his work with Freddie Mac and called on him to release records from an ethics investigation. (Associated Press)

    Romney releases tax records

    Caving to calls from his top GOP rival and Democrats to come clean on his tax history, Mitt Romney released some records Tuesday that showed he's earned $42.5 million over the past two years, while shelling out more than $6 million to the IRS and $7 million in charitable donations.

  • Mitt Romney celebrates with supporters, his wife, Ann, and five sons at Tuesday's victory party in New Hampshire. A survey with no church ties found that 56 percent of Mormons think the country is "ready" to consider a member of their faith as president. (Associated Press)

    Mormons overcoming hurdles

    U.S. Mormons say that they are still not fully accepted in America, especially by evangelical Christians, and believe the entertainment media - from the Broadway play, "The Book of Mormon" to HBO's "Big Love" portrayal of polygamy - aren't helping improve their image.

  • A replica of a centuries-old statue of Jesus Christ known as the Black Nazarene is carried by devotees during the blessing and procession of the replicas in Manila on Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012. (AP Photo/Aaron Favila)

    Philippine leader warns of possible terror attack

    Philippine President Benigno Aquino III warned on Sunday of a possible terrorist attack, including bombings, during an annual Roman Catholic procession in Manila that draws millions of devotees.

  • Jimmy Carter's latest book offers lessons in faith

    Jimmy Carter may never have been president if he didn't go square dancing.

  • BOOK REVIEW: 'Core of Conviction'

    This summer, Michele Bachmann unexpectedly surged to the front of the Republican presidential field. The Minnesota congresswoman became the leading conservative alternative to Mitt Romney ahead of the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses.

  • HAGELIN: Make faith the foundation of family life

    Who is this Jesus who was celebrated the world over yesterday? A prophet? A "good man"? Or, is he the God incarnate as he claimed?

  • BRONCO BROTHERS: Mohammad Suleiman (center) imitates his NFL hero, Tim Tebow, as brothers Ali (left) and Tariq look on. (Stan Lukowicz/The Washington Times)

    Three Denver Muslims lead cheers for Tebow

    This is the story of three sports-loving Muslim brothers and how they boosted the career of the NFL's most famous Christian.

  • Rep. Ron Paul, Texas Republican

    JAROS: The Christian case for Ron Paul

    As an evangelical Christian, I've thought recently about why it is that we must support outspoken Christians who usually talk about abortion and homosexuality. Perhaps we should identify Christian politicians who may speak about other issues but nevertheless still have our goals in mind. Ron Paul could be exactly that kind of candidate, certainly on par with (if not above) other evangelicals in the GOP presidential nomination race.

  • 'Idol' runner-up Archuleta to serve Mormon mission

    "American Idol" runner-up David Archuleta will take a break from his singing career to serve a two-year proselytizing mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

  • In this image made from video, CNN star interviewer Piers Morgan answers questions Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011 from a media ethics inquiry sitting in London, England, about his time at the top of Britain's tabloid industry, at an unknown location in the U.S. Morgan ran two British tabloids - the News of the World and the Daily Mirror - before his editorship was cut short by scandal in 2004. (AP Photo, Pool)

    Tuning in to TV

    CNN celebrity interviewer Piers Morgan refused to disclose details Tuesday about his most damning link to Britain's phone hacking scandal - his acknowledgment that he once listened to a phone message left by Paul McCartney for his wife at the time, Heather Mills.

  • David Archuleta announces plans for Mormon mission

    American Idol runner-up David Archuleta says he will take a break from his singing career to serve a two-year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

  • Tebow mixes faith and football with no apologies

    The Gospel and the gridiron are inextricably intertwined in Tim Tebow's world.

  • Obama, family attend 'Christmas in Washington'

    The Obamas celebrated the holiday season with musical stars Justin Bieber, Cee Lo Green, Jennifer Hudson, Victoria Justice and the Band Perry at the 30th annual "Christmas in Washington" concert Sunday night.

  • Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow bows his head on the sidelines after scoring a touchdown against the New York Jets during the Broncos' 17-13 home victory on Nov. 17, 2011. (Associated Press)

    EDITORIAL: The Tebow effect

    The Bible reminds us to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. It makes no mention of football. But on Sundays, Americans are more likely to occupy the couch watching their favorite team than the church pew. Then along comes Tim Tebow, and we can have our faith and football, too.

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