Though President Donald Trump’s gains with Hispanic Christians were a crucial part of his winning coalition in the 2024 election, those gains are showing signs of eroding. A year after the election, a majority of Latino Catholics and Protestants have mostly negative views on Trump’s job so far as president, especially when it comes to his immigration policies.
President Donald Trump claimed during a primetime address to the nation Wednesday night that the war in Iran has significantly weakened the regime and that the objectives of...
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Singers Brooks Rosser and Chris Tungseth open up about faith on "American Idol" #BrooksRosser #ChrisTungseth
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Jesse Findling and Jordan McCullough talk about bringing church to "American Idol" and boldly proclaiming the name of Jesus before millions of fans #JesseFindling #JordanMcCullough
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Most Protestant pastors in the United States support legal immigration, establishing a path to citizenship for some immigrants in the country illegally and refugee resettlement, but they are...
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A former president of the prominent LGBT advocacy group GLAAD has spoken out against the push to prescribe puberty-blocking drugs and opposite-sex hormones to youth suffering from gender...
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