A new book by the right-wing activist, who was murdered in September, has moments of seriousness, beauty, and cross-partisan ...

The pastor who inspired late conservative icon Charlie Kirk’s final book on the Sabbath opened up about how he managed to ...

Turning Point CEO Erika Kirk joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss grief, the future of Turning Point USA and Charlie Kirk's final book 'Stop, in the Name of God: Why Honoring the Sabbath Will Transform ...

Black Sabbath is dead, and Black Sabbath will never die. Both of these things are true. More than 50 years ago, the Birmingham, England-founded quartet pioneered heavy metal music with songs like “War ...

Known as one of the biggest political figures in all of history, Charlie Kirk wrote a final book that had nothing to do about ...

Will Black Sabbath ever record another album now that they're about to play their last-ever live performance? The members weighed in during a recent interview with Classic Rock. Sabbath's big farewell ...

If you have a friend who loves Ozzy Osbourne or Black Sabbath, these present ideas should hit the right note this Christmas ...

Cross Purposes arrived on Jan. 31, 1994, during a period of sustained turbulence for Black Sabbath. Their inability to retain a singer long enough to reclaim their place among metal's leading bands ...

Kevin Winter, Getty Images / Vertigo/Warner Bros. Of course, lyrics, even when they have very specific and direct meanings, are open to interpretation by fans, who can apply the words to their own ...

Turning Point CEO Erika Kirk discusses her late husband Charlie Kirk's final book "Stop, in the Name of God: Why Honoring the Sabbath Will Transform Your Life," how the two served each other in their ...

As Black Sabbath prepared to unveil their sixth studio album on July 28, 1975, their career appeared to be at its absolute zenith. And yet, the foundation of their heavy metal empire was rotting under ...

"Time management" is a collective fixation of the modern West. And yet, in a broader sense, we give very little thought to the structure and rhythm of our day-to-day lives. The philosopher Charles ...