Meet Jair Messias Bolsonaro, the ultra-conservative military officer-turned-politician poised to capitalize on the fall of the Workers’ Party.
Paul Ryan’s Wisconsin primary challenger has made a sport out of trolling Jews on Twitter—and successfully won attention for his extreme views.
It’s not about the Church’s relationship with Jews. It’s about the culture war inside the Church.
The U.S. vice president promised peace in the country’s newly recognized capital, but his itinerary showed that a deal is far beyond reach.
Catholic parishes have been hit hard by President Trump’s decision to suspend Temporary Protected Status for Salvadorans.
A squat in Athens is both a residence for asylum-seekers and a political statement.
Advocates are tracking new developments in neonatal research and technology—and transforming one of America’s most contentious debates.
The Department of Health and Human Services announced a new office devoted to conscience objections and religious freedom on Thursday—an answer to long-standing objections from the right.
A vision to protect those persecuted for non-religion
Earlier today, hundreds of thousands of Catholic devotees in Manila gathered together and climbed over each other to touch a centuries-old icon of Jesus Christ.
Being young and Muslim in the U.S. means navigating multiple identities. Nothing shows that more than falling in love.
Christmas services and observances from China, Kenya, England, the U.S., India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Israel, France, and many more countries.
Nationalism, often expressed in religious terms, is a key organizing principle in President Trump’s foreign policy.
Those who went into exile have creatively adapted their rituals. Those who stayed have been just as innovative.
The face of Catholicism’s clergy sexual-abuse scandal is laid to rest in Rome—but his legacy still haunts the American church.
Women are speaking up about Islamic scholars and clergymen who have allegedly preyed on their piety—but they face pressures unlike those in Hollywood, the media, or even other religious groups.
Progressive clergy are pushing a new movement that’s unapologetically political—and deeply rooted in textual traditions.
A scientist and a monk compare notes on meditation, therapy, and their effects on the brain
The first authorized biography of a controversial Italian reporter sheds a new light on her legacy.
The administration is imperiling the very minority communities it claims to want to protect.