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In a move that sparked division on social media, President Trump opened his cabinet meeting Thursday by asking Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to pray.

Believe it or not, Jack Phillips is once again being hauled before the Colorado Civil Rights Commission.

Hype Park resident Christine Hallquist won the Democratic primary in Vermont on Tuesday. This victory makes Hallquist the first transgender candidate to win a major political party’s nomination for governor.

Evangelist Franklin Graham recently asked Oregonians to pray for the salvation of Governor Kate Brown. She responded with a vague statement about her spiritual beliefs.

In the New York Times opinion piece, Mike Pence, Holy Terror, author Frank Bruni discusses the politics and faith of the current Vice President.

Which comes first, religion or politics?

Twitter executives responded last week to allegations that they were “shadow banning” high-profile conservative politicians and leaders.

In the next Presidential election, it’s no surprise that Democrats want a strong candidate to run against President Donald Trump. While there is still support for previous Democratic candidates, such as Sen. Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, many democrats are interested in seeing someone new run for office.

Reflecting on his statements yesterday, Trump explains he meant the opposite of what he said in his press conference with Putin. (Townhall)