Corey Alderan is one of the co-founders of Tools for Christ, which offers Christian clothing and accessories for believers of all ages. Alderan spoke with The Christian Post about how Tools for Christ came about and the significance of its importance in today's society.

In the wake of recent accusations of racism, Lego has decided to pull its Jabba the Hutt-themed toy set, but has argued that its decision to discontinue the toy was not based on criticism, but rather the company decided to swap the toy for more current, updated models.

Macy's recent catalog typo has been jumped upon by customers, with the department store offering a $1,500 necklace for just $47, sparking a massive rush by consumers to get their hands on the item before store reps realized their mistake.

A $5 "just looking" fee has been applied by one store to customers who look but then refuse to buy items, stunning and outraging many consumers, according to reports.

The new Pepsi bottle design for the company's 20-oz drinks leaves less to the imagination and more for the fingers to grip.

A recent advertisement released by the Microsoft Corporation shows the tech company's support for same-sex marriage, as it features a wedding between two women in an attempt to promote the new set of social media features accompanying the company's free email service Outlook.com.

As the world waits for 115 Cardinals to confirm a date for the conclave that will result in the election of the successor to Pope Benedict XVI, artisans at a Steubenville, Ohio, gift shop prepare to meet the demand for products featuring the newly-elected pontiff.

Thousands of liters of Whisky has been flushed down the drain by accident at a bottling plant in Dumbarton, Scotland.

The Resurgence, a ministry that provides training resources for Christians, is expanding its reach by teaming up with Tyndale House Publishers to form a new publishing imprint, Resurgence Publishing.

Several years ago an Italian apparel company trademarked the name of history's most central figure, Jesus, and today is actively protecting its brand from other clothing companies seeking to use the same name.