HARTFORD, Connecticut — A majority of Americans believe divine intervention can trump doctors’ advice in end-of-life cases, according to a new report published in Archives
CIPAYUNG, Indonesia — On Aug. 17, a Muslim mob stormed a church service in Cipayung, East Jakarta, forcing Christians to flee, and they then erected
A clash between the Department of Justice (DOJ) and foes of human trafficking over how to address the global problem is on display in the
The Department of Justice’s (DOJ) reasons for opposing legislation designed to strengthen the federal effort against human trafficking are “indefensible,” a Southern Baptist public policy
WASHINGTON — Religion rivaled race and gender combined during media coverage of this year’s primary campaign season, according to a recent study by the Pew
GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador — Catholic authorities report death threats and several acts of vandalism of church property in response to church opposition to several articles in
WASHINGTON — Prominent faith leaders are calling on the United States’ two major political parties to use their upcoming presidential-nominating conventions as platforms for showcasing
TAIF, Saudi Arabia — Fifteen Christians arrested by Saudi Arabian authorities in April are being deported for holding worship meetings in a private home. The
