Faith leaders are applauding the President and his administration for adopting an interim rule allowing houses of worship and faith-based organizations impacted by the coronavirus pandemic to receive loans under the new CARES Act.
Faith leaders are applauding the President and his administration for adopting an interim rule allowing houses of worship and faith-based organizations impacted by the coronavirus pandemic to receive loans under the new CARES Act.
As Holy Week begins in the midst of a global pandemic, on Saturday, President Trump took to Twitter to share that he would be participating in online to church on Sunday.
On Wednesday, President Trump said his biggest disappointment in regards to the coronavirus is that churches cannot meet in this critical time of need.
On Tuesday, President Trump applauded the work of Franklin Graham's humanitarian relief organization Samaritan’s Purse. He also lauded Graham as a “very special” person who is making a difference in the fight against the coronavirus.
On Sunday, President Trump extended his administration’s COVID-19 guidelines until the end of April.
A recent Pew Research Center study finds that most Americans believe that President Trump is either not all that religious or not religious at all.
The Department of Justice issued a statement siding with a group of female high school athletes who are challenging a Connecticut policy that allows male-to-female transgender people to compete in girls-only events.
President Trump's approval rating has jumped up to 49 percent since the coronavirus outbreak.
Prominent pastor and non-profit president Eugene Cho called out President Trump last week after he persistently referred to the COVID-19 as the "Chinese Virus" instead of the coronavirus.
The fight against COVID-19 is “not a whole-of-government approach” but a “whole-of-America approach,” Vice President Mike Pence said during a press briefing with the President on Saturday.
