From a perch on the op-ed page of The Washington Post from 1969 to 1997, Colman McCarthy became what the Washingtonian Magazine called the “liberal conscience” of the paper.
From a perch on the op-ed page of The Washington Post from 1969 to 1997, Colman McCarthy became what the Washingtonian Magazine called the “liberal conscience” of the paper.
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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The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Wednesday in a case challenging whether President Donald Trump can limit birthright citizenship by prohibiting it for the children of...
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