Earlier this week, the Evangelical Press Association rebranded as the Christian Communicators Network, dropping "evangelical."
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When faith leaders step into election season, they bring more than spiritual guidance — they bring organized communities, moral authority, and a platform that shapes how millions of Americans think about civic participation. This election cycle, the intersection of religion and democratic life is more visible than ever, from clergy members running for office to religious groups raising alarms about how government data and policy affect their communities.
New TV ads from the Trump-affiliated No Going Back PAC falsely target Democratic candidates Pappas and Brown over expired ACA subsidies.
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With Election Day approaching, faith communities across America are making their voices heard — not just from the pulpit, but at the ballot box, in the streets, and on the campaign trail. From Black churches mobilizing voters to religious leaders running for office, the intersection of faith and democratic participation has rarely felt more urgent.
WASHINGTON — The White House asked for U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle's resignation amid misconduct accusations.
President Trump has forced out his ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, amid misconduct allegations she denies.
Lewis, a 20-year-old single mom, discovered her SNAP benefits vanished minutes after being loaded, leaving her heartbroken.
Cornell Faces Scrutiny Amid Campus Changes Cornell plans major campus changes after gang rape allegations; Faculty Senate considers no-confidence vote on president.
Georgia's political landscape is heating up as candidates square off on abortion, leadership, and the future of the state's most contested races. From high-stakes debates to unexpected campus transitions, Capitol Beat News Service has been tracking the stories that matter most to Georgia voters.