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Faith groups are concerned about federal seizures of ballots, an aggressive push to build a national voter-citizenship database, and aggressive executive overreach ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Candidates in Texas, Iowa, and Kansas are declaring God is on the side of workers. Will voters agree?
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Archbishop Timothy Broglio, who oversees the spiritual care of Catholic members of the U.S. armed forces, raised a series of objections to the unprecedented plan to broadcast the execution.
At the beginning of the second Trump administration, a homemade yard sign appeared in my neighborhood. It quoted the German Protestant pastor Martin Niemöller’s “First They Came” poem.
The headlines can be scary, but we're not powerless. Here are three ways Christians can help keep the midterms safe and fair.
Artists, activists, writers, and theologians reflect on three years of catastrophe.
Love does not have room for the death penalty.
Many trans Christians worship at the margins. Our liturgies can change that.
Drawing on the Islamic tradition of shrouding the dead, the memorial asks world leaders and the public to reckon with each young life lost.
When politicians start acting like priests, resentment becomes central to morality.
In the name of preserving ‘Western Civilization’, we have villainized Islam, built empires, and justified wars.
The Texas Democratic Senate candidate understands that Christian nationalism isn't a theological movement but a political program of subjugation.
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