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Faith organizations hope the Trump administration will reverse course after the announcement of a historically low refugee ceiling.

When paychecks and SNAP distributions stop, the food pantry line grows.

Awarding Kirk the Medal of Freedom, President Trump questioned his widow’s emphasis on his willingness to forgive and love his enemies.

In her Supreme Court challenge, evangelical therapist Kaley Chiles calls the Colorado law a violation of her free speech.

The incumbent senator is up against his strongest challenge yet in populist-right leader Ken Paxton.

The Religious Workforce Protection Act could allow many churches and ministries to keep their pastors.

The decision gives states the green light to require adult websites to verify the ages of their users.

Evangelical ministries and advocates respond to the legislation’s impacts on immigration enforcement, food aid, and abortion funding.

Christian singles aren’t going to church to find life partners. They’re swiping on the apps.

The ruling left unanswered the question of what will happen to children born to immigrant parents in the US.

While support for legal marriage for same-sex couples ticks up, evangelical pastors and weekly churchgoers remain holdouts.

While pastors respond during Sunday services, ministers in uniform point service members to God’s peace amid uncertainty.

The president’s pro-cryptocurrency policies raise conflict-of-interest and corruption concerns.

Christian groups ask the Trump administration to reconsider ending legal protections for Afghans and other Christian immigrants in the US.

Evangelical groups want Republicans to include more for families in Trump's tax cuts.

A case of a wrongfully deported man puts the Trump administration's approach to due process in the spotlight.

Donald Trump’s faith remains largely private, but his connections to Christian leaders are on full display this Easter.

President Trump’s willingness to brawl with the judiciary tests Americans’ commitment to the rule of law.

Evangelicals respond to recent DOGE cuts—and political rhetoric— affecting the civil servants they work and worship alongside.

With refugee resettlement frozen, agencies turn to churches and individuals for more help.