Religion - Page 66

November 2, 2024

Wife of pastor killed on African mission arrested in connection with death: 'Giant shock'

The wife of a U.S. pastor killed on a missionary trip with his family has been arrested. A close friend of the victim says the pastor “genuinely cared about those less privileged."

November 1, 2024

Trump makes 'peace on Earth' appeal to Arab-American voters in key battleground state

Former President Trump made an appeal to Arab-American voters the battleground state of Michigan Friday, saying that he "wants to have peace on Earth.'

November 1, 2024

Pennsylvania's Amish are a key, yet hesitant voting bloc; pressing issues may benefit Trump, some say

The Amish are a reliably conservative, yet personally private voting bloc that many believe could make a difference for Republicans in the Keystone State.

October 31, 2024

‘Cult’-run Yellow Deli gets rave reviews across US as escaped members dish on fear behind closed doors

The Twelve Tribes, a group characterized as a fundamentalist cult, funds its operations through an unassuming restaurant franchise in numerous states.

October 29, 2024

Doug Emhoff says Kamala Harris' commitment to Israel is 'unwavering'

Doug Emhoff tells Jewish voters in Pennsylvania that Vice Preisident Kamala Harris "feels it in her gut" what it means to be Jewish.

October 28, 2024

South Carolina man told he needs a permit to hold a sign about his faith on public sidewalk

Police told Ernest Giardino he needed a permit to hold a sign that read: "Trust Christ He paid the price" on one side and "He Saved Others—Jesus—He’ll Save You" on the other side.

October 27, 2024

In devastated North Carolina, I witnessed a master class in the most powerful force in the universe

When I arrived with friends in western North Carolina, we were surprised to learn that the earlier-arriving boots on the ground were not boots at all, but sandals.

October 27, 2024

'Conclave' director says controversial scenes in movie about papal elections 'not a takedown of the church'

"Conclave" director Edward Berger weighs in on some of the more controversial parts of his new movie about papal elections, based off of a Robert Harris novel.

October 27, 2024

Bay Area city pays $1.5 million after years-long fight to take down cross

A Bay Area city announced it had agreed to pay over $1.5 million to settle an ongoing legal dispute over a giant cross it took down that overlooked the city for decades.

October 23, 2024

'Doomsday mom' Lori Vallow granted mental health exam ahead of second murder trial

An Arizona judge has granted 'cult mom' Lori Vallow's request for a mental competency evaluation ahead of her second trial. Vallow killed her two youngest children in 2019.