A briefing with a small group of media outlets caused controversy after a member of the State Department press corps reportedly was invited to take part in the call and then disinvited after being told the call was limited to…
Rabbis express concern about excesses of Purim celebrations
According to the Code of Jewish Law, a person is obligated to drink enough alcohol on Purim to be unable to differentiate between cursing Haman and blessing Mordechai, but Jewish leaders have become alarmed by the excessive use of alcohol…
White evangelicals are still the heart of Trump’s base
You get the impression that Trump’s support in this specific demographic — his best — has dropped as evangelical leaders argue over his “divisive” views and behavior. That’s very misleading.
Pompeo briefing on world religious freedom given exclusively to ‘faith-based media’
“Can’t recall religion being a test before for journalists,” tweets NBC’s Andrea Mitchell on the secretary of state’s exclusive talk before Mideast trip.
Evidence of improper voting raises questions about Methodist gay clergy vote
United Methodist Church officials admitted this week that some of the votes cast during its recent special session on sexuality may have been invalid.
Knowing and preaching the Jewish Jesus
“If to get a good message you need to make Judaism look bad, then you don’t have a good message.”
LGBTQI ‘Equality Act’ enjoys broad support; there’s just one problem
Though an estimated 70 percent of the overall population supports nondiscrimination protections for LGBT people, and a new survey shows that a majority of every religious group agrees, there remains at least one significant hurdle.
Will Bibles designed for the Instagram generation get millennials into religion?
The Christian startup Alabaster expects to sell nearly $1 million worth of religious books this year.
Pundits repent of Twitter sins, apply faith to social media
A consultant for CNN and veteran D.C. insider who has spoken publicly about his Catholic faith says he is giving up Twitter for Lent.