As impeachment hearings officially begin, evangelist Franklin Graham implores the American people to pray for President Trump.
As impeachment hearings officially begin, evangelist Franklin Graham implores the American people to pray for President Trump.
In recent years, both political parties have shifted talking points on immigration and now effectively hold positions dictated by their most extreme members. Any hope for a legislative solution seems impossible. Rulings by various federal courts against the White House only have entrenched the stalemate.
In an interview with Karen Pence, a reporter suggested that “a gay person might say that your faith is attacking them for who they are.” Mrs. Pence replied: “I don’t make that connection. This country was founded on religious liberty. And I think we have to be careful about infringing on anyone else’s beliefs. I think that if you have someone who has a certain belief, that doesn’t mean they’re necessarily judging you.”
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday on President Donald Trump’s decision to end the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
Former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley is claiming that two of the President's top aides attempted to undermine him and were recruiting her to resist Trump as well.
Editor's Note: This article (publication date: November 11, 2019) is part of a series leading up to the 2020 presidential election highlighting the professed faith of several of the primary candidates, including Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg. Christian Headlines offers these faith summaries as a way of informing voters about the religious beliefs of the candidates.
Former vice president Joe Biden will be taking a making a run for the presidential office in 2020. Biden is a practicing Catholic and served as the first Catholic vice president in American history. Here are five things to know about Biden and his faith.
Here are 5 things Christians should know about Joe Biden:
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A federal judge overturned a new Trump administration rule that would have protected the freedom of conscience of health care workers who oppose the procedures of abortion, suicide and gender-change procedures on religious or moral grounds.
President Trump just celebrated his administration's appointment of its 150th federal judge.
U.S. Attorney General William Barr is receiving heat from progressive Christian group Faithful America, after saying that America was founded on Christian values in a speech.
Indeed, denying Communion may have lost some of its shock value in today’s political climate, where avoiding Eucharistic rejection has become a normalized part of campaigns for many Catholic politicians.
