Things got interesting Tuesday at a court hearing on the controversial transgender mailers and text messages sent across ...

We lost a moral giant, a fearless organizer and one of the most influential Latina women of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Her criticism of our nation’s patriarchy, which she calls “psychopatriarchy,” struck a chord, says Jon Singletary.

Pope Leo XIV on Tuesday denounced any religious justification for wars raging around the world, saying “there is no such thing as a holy war.” ...

Democracy, and the protection of it, requires a dedication to reciprocity, restraint and a sincere willingness to accommodate ...

The video shows a packed Neyland Stadium with an overlay text proclaiming “102,000 Praying to Jesus! I love the South!!” ...

"Perhaps it was Lambert’s critique of Ken Paxton, Greg Abbott, Dan Patrick and Bo French that stirred the ire of his ...

Our Christian values don’t always translate into policy.” In that setting we all knew what she meant — and agreed.

The Anti-Defamation League was heavily criticized on social media Tuesday for its post condemning the use of “a longstanding antisemitic stereotype” that reinforces “harmful tropes about Jews,” but ...

Amid the blare of an ambulance siren, a bus rolling by and an elevated train passing down the block, the Rev. David Swanson was determined to keep praying.

What’s a wise thing to pray for before an American election that has so much impact on our everyday lives? Should we pray for justice, safety or wisdom for voters? For rest and peace across the globe?

I read through this year’s platform of the Republican Party of Texas in horror. It is really, really bad, says Mara Bim.