politics

Under fire from Muslim, Jewish and human rights groups for a record of anti-Muslim remarks, Secretary of State nominee Mike Pompeo is receiving spiritual support from his home church in Kansas.

So, the New Yorker thinks Chick-fil-A doesn’t belong in New York and a U.S. Senator thinks Mike Pompeo doesn’t belong as the Secretary of State.

Barbara Bush, the wife of America’s 41st president George H. W. Bush, died Tuesday evening at her home in Houston, Texas. She was 92.

Barbara Bush died last night. Newsweek is describing her this morning as “the no-nonsense first lady who ran the family that ran the country.”

In his 32nd book, titled simply “Faith,” Jimmy Carter looks at how belief in God and others has shaped his 93 years.

A group of evangelical churches, organizations and seminaries will meet next week at Wheaton College to discuss the future of evangelism under President Donald Trump’s White House.

House Speaker Paul Ryan announced yesterday that he would not run for reelection this fall and would retire in January.

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has announced today that he will not seek re-election this November.

A new movie is slated to release that will tell the story of the deadly 1969 car accident with Sen. Ted Kennedy.

Our GOP-majority Congress just forked over $500 million to Planned Parenthood. Have we been duped?