The Supreme Court is now on summer break, but, before signing off, the justices gave the rest of us some homework to do.
FBI infiltrates group whose members wanted to test homemade bombs, surveil Capitol, secede from US, court records show
The FBI has infiltrated a “Bible study” group in Virginia that after the January 6 riot had members discussing surveilling the US Capitol and their wish for secession from the US, and investigators closely followed one member’s plans to build and test…
Liberty University sued by former diversity officer, NFL player Kelvin Edwards
A former NFL player who served as a diversity officer at Liberty University has sued the Christian school for $8 million, claiming his firing violated the Civil Rights Act and the Virginia Human Rights Act.
AME Church bishops address COVID-19, critical race theory as major meeting opens
The bishops of the African Methodist Episcopal Church opened their denomination’s major meeting — a year after it was delayed due to the coronavirus — with a call for greater worldwide access to COVID-19 vaccines and testing.
Hobby Lobby advocates for a Christian-run government in Independence Day ads placed in many national newspapers
On Independence Day, Hobby Lobby ran an advertisement in many newspapers across the country that advocated for a Christian-run government.
Religion at the Supreme Court: 3 essential reads
The Supreme Court wrapped up its latest term on July 1, 2021, with a couple of final opinions.
Jimmy, Rosalynn Carter mark 75 years of ‘full partnership’
The young midshipman needed a date one evening while he was home from the U.S. Naval Academy, so his younger sister paired him with a family friend who already had a crush.
Study: Trump expanded evangelical support in 2020, but Biden gained with other white Christians
A new survey reports former President Donald Trump expanded his robust support among white evangelicals in the 2020 election, but President Joe Biden won in part by making significant gains among Catholics and non-evangelical Protestants.
BYU students launch underground newspaper
To work for the student newspaper at Brigham Young University, you must first understand what you cannot write about.