Hurricane Florence is making landfall in North Carolina, bringing life-threatening storm surges that have already left close to 300,000 people without power.
Hurricane Florence is set to hit the U.S. East Coast for days with catastrophic flooding and destructive winds, with final preparations underway ahead of the "storm of a lifetime."
To be honest, I had zero, zip, zilch, nada, no intention whatsoever in addressing, using breath on, giving attention to, opining or commenting on the recent conflagration that is Nike, Colin Kaepernick, and the NFL. Seriously.
A prominant national secular legal organization is demanding that the Trump White House put an end to the president's informal engagement with evangelical leaders on grounds that it violates federal law.
Former Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, both political rivals of the late Senator John McCain, delivered eulogies honoring him as an exemplar of American ideals.
As tributes continue to pour in from around the world for Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona who succumbed to brain cancer at his home on Saturday, many who praised his life as a war hero also remembered the lifelong Episcopalian for his faith.
After cake artist Jack Phillips gained a Supreme Court victory earlier this year, succeeding in the fight for his right to bake cakes based on his religious beliefs—and to not celebrate a same-sex marriage message—he is now under fire again. Attorneys representing the baker and his cake shop filed ...
Two federal lawsuits are taking aim at rules in Washington and Maine that critics say unconstitutionally discriminate against religious schools and faith-based organizations when it comes to access to public funding.
A chapter of one of America's leading abortion advocacy groups has helped to create a new abortion-themed ice cream flavor as a sign of opposition to Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court.
A U.S. bishop has claimed that a "homosexual subculture" exists within the "hierarchy of the Catholic Church," which is leading to the mass child sex abuse scandals.
Over 1,800 soldiers have made professions of faith in the last six months at an Army base in Missouri, a chaplain says.
The University of Iowa has decided to temporarily reinstate several religious student groups after they were kicked off campus for policies that the university deemed discriminatory.