Washington D.C.

The Good Book is shaping up to be a good draw on the crowded landscape of museums in the nation’s capital.

Billy Graham, the man lovingly known as "America’s Pastor," is in Washington, DC one last time, where his body lies in honor in the US Capitol Rotunda.

The Archdiocese of Washington has filed a lawsuit against the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority because the WMATA reportedly refused to allow the Archdiocese’s Christmas advertisement to be displayed on transit vehicles.

With Scripture readings, a tribute to God and a sigh of relief, an international array of officials opened the Museum of the Bible in the nation’s capital.

In the new Museum of the Bible is a room full of Bibles, color-coded to show the more than 2,000 languages into which the holy book has been at least partially translated — and the similar number for which translation has “not yet begun.”

Thousands of Christians from all over the country gathered this week in Washington, D.C. to worship and pray for a “spiritual shift” in America.

Washington D.C. has become the first place in the country to allow citizens to identify simply as “X” on official identification documents, rather than as male or female.

According to CBN News, a number of witches have been attempting to place harmful spells on Donald Trump.

On Wednesday morning at 7:09 a.m., a lone gunman fired on Republican Members of Congress at Eugene Simpson Stadium Park—wounding four people, including Congressman Steve Scalise (R-LA), two members of the Capitol Police, and Zach Barth, a staff member for Congressman Roger Williams (R-TX).

A GOP lawmaker has been shot in Alexandria, Virginia while he was attending a practice for the GOP congressional baseball team.