Has the row over Donald Trump’s 'Christ-like' image been fuelled by misunderstanding of his alleged Christian faith?
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Bethel Church expands its investigation into Pastor Ben Armstrong with third-party oversight amid abuse allegations.
Faith communities must engage in economic conversations to support minority-led businesses facing financial barriers.
Jon Husted's proposed balanced-budget amendment could lead to significant cuts to Social Security and Medicare, impacting millions.
As Congress discussed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Rep. Tom Barrett of Michigan, a vulnerable House Republican, received donations from billionaires and corporations benefiting from the bill's passage, despite cuts to Medicaid and clean energy.
NPR's Ailsa Chang discusses sexual misconduct on Capitol Hill post-#MeToo with former Rep. Jackie Speier.
The Justice Department accuses the Biden administration of misusing federal law to target anti-abortion Christians.
Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan, facing reelection, made up to $2M in stock trades. His portfolio outperformed the market, sparking ethical concerns.
Ten years ago, Houston's Tax Day storm unleashed historic rainfall. Planning for rare floods is vital in a changing climate.
Ten years ago, the Tax Day storm inundated Houston with extreme rainfall, flooding thousands of homes in hours.