'New IRA' Suspected in Northern Ireland Car Bomb Blast
Uncertainty about the future of the Irish border after Brexit is raising tension between the main Protestant and Catholic political parties.
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Want to Find Terrorists? Check Out Your Church
That peaceful-looking Christian next door may be part of a terrorist sleeper cell that received training at the Vatican or in Salt Lake City.
Ian Paisley's Real Legacy: A Political Postmortem
Although he may have shown a softer side to those who knew him, the Northern Irish politician did more to fan the flames of sectarianism than any other figure.
Suicides in Northern Ireland Equal to Number Killed in 'Troubles'
The flames of conflict may be out, but parts of the country continue to glow as a legacy of violence remains with survivors of a sectarian dispute that lasted almost three decades and killed about 3,600 people.
Lutheran Organization Votes to Include Monogamous Gay Clergy Members
The largest Lutheran organization in the U.S., the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, voted Friday to bring gay and lesbian clergy members into its fold -- provided they are in committed relationships -- signaling another seismic shift in the American Protestant scene this year.
Northern Ireland Chooses Peace
The heads of Northern Ireland's main Protestant and Catholic political parties have joined together in an historic power-sharing government. Ian Paisley, leader of an anti-Catholic church, and Martin McGuinness, formerly of the IRA, will lead the new government. Both men have spent time in prison for their extremist roles in the conflict.
