Many Americans worry about rising grocery bills yet waste food. A growing market now targets rescuing 'ugly' produce.
The Moral Compass News
With midterm elections approaching, faith communities across America are stepping into the civic arena in striking ways — mobilizing voters, debating democratic norms, and grappling with rhetoric that tests the boundaries of acceptable political speech.
The U.S. government continues funding pro-Trump ads despite a federal judge's order to remove them.
Massachusetts is grappling with high housing costs. A proposed ballot measure seeks to allow smaller, affordable homes.
Faith, history, accountability, and democracy intersect in powerful ways this week — and the stories making headlines at Religion News Service touch all of it. From a historic Black church rising again to questions about justice, extremism, and civic engagement, here is what every American voter and engaged citizen should know.
Faith, politics, and democracy collide in this week's religion news cycle — and the stories emerging from pulpits, pews, and papal hospitals carry real consequences for how Americans understand civic life. From a pope's upcoming surgery to a pastor calling for a public execution, the landscape of religion and public affairs is anything but quiet.
Katie Zacharia begins her role as White House press secretary amid Trump's lowest popularity and media tensions.
Ads promoting Trump continued despite his pledge to use MAGA Inc. funds. $22M spent, $10M post-Oct. 5, 2026.
Archbishop Broglio urges Catholic soldiers to excuse themselves from Hasan's execution, citing Church teachings.
If Aslan is on the move, we don’t want to miss this chance to engage with a major adaptation of a classic series.