Watch the Republican senator flail after being asked a very simple question.

The president appears to have finally realized he crossed a line after the MAGA uproar.

President Trump is doubling down on his promise to commit war crimes.

The White House Easter Egg Roll got off to a pretty weird start.

Paula White-Cain used an Easter lunch at the White House to make the blasphemous claim.

Does God want America to kill as many of our enemies as we can—in as violent a fashion as possible? We have a defense secretary who apparently thinks so.

Centuries ago, Thomas Paine envisioned a country free of arbitrary rule—from both monarchy and religion. Today, religious and secular dogma still curtail what can be said on the campaign trail.

The president’s take on birthright citizenship doesn’t pass legal muster. To hear the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops tell it, it’s a moral affront as well.

The Vatican wants nothing to do with Trump’s Gaza project.

A new survey from the Public Religion Research Institute shows how support for the president correlates significantly with Christian nationalist views.

A stirring sermon from an Episcopalian pulpit last Sunday about “faith, basic morality, and decency” that we thought was worth reprinting

What happened to America’s religious moderates, and why does it matter to our country’s future?

The clergy members had blocked a key road to try to prevent deportations.

Two Black women were arrested for a protest at a church in Minneapolis. Trump’s team is now making a mockery of them.

Interfaith organizers have played a substantial role in rallying Minneapolitans and aiding their most vulnerable neighbors.

We are being sold a brutish view of the world. But another world is possible.

A Minneapolis pastor made a shocking confession about what an ICE agent told him after detaining him.

The new head of CBS News interviewed the late Charlie Kirk’s wife, who turned a question about antisemitic violence into a sermon on Christian Zionism.

Donald Trump’s reaction to Rob Reiner’s death has outraged just about everyone.

A split decision prevented the religious right from creating the first public-funded religious school in Oklahoma—but they’re back to try it again.