Fareed digs into the statistics on religious affiliation in America, and talks to New York Times religion reporter Ruth Graham about some surprising data on Gen Z.

More than 700 singers convened in Atlanta this month to celebrate the latest edition of the songbook at the heart of one of the country’s oldest Christian music traditions.

If I asked you to think of one quote about race and religion in the United States, I am going to bet that if you could ...

Guadalajara is getting a glow-up for the World Cup, but visitors will still find a host whose soul is steeped in local pride ...

American consumers are downbeat about the economy, according to preliminary results of a monthly survey conducted by the University of Michigan. The index measuring consumer sentiment fell ...

Israel’s airstrike on Hamas leaders in Qatar has piled fresh strain on its relations with Persian Gulf states, countries that just a few years ago were the cornerstone of its hopes to secure its ...

“Charlie died for what he believed in,” said Jackson Lahmeyer, a pastor in Oklahoma. By Elizabeth Dias and Ruth Graham For millions of conservative Christians, Charlie Kirk was the ultimate disciple.

When engineers at Bergens Mekaniske Verksted designed their first engines in the 1940s, no one could have predicted that 80 years later the company would help power artificial intelligence. Yet Bergen ...

President Donald Trump has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to religious freedom and announced plans to restore religion in America. Trump made the remarks during a meeting of the White ...

DEERFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The Deerfield Inn has been inducted into Historic Hotels of America, recognizing its integrity and architectural significance. The Deerfield Inn was built in 1884 in Colonial ...

Historic Savannah Foundation (HSF), which is currently celebrating its 70th anniversary, will feature Savannah Archaeological Alliance founder Laura Seifert as a guest speaker on Thurs., Sept. 18 at ...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said he wants all schools in Texas to make time for Bible reading and prayer. "As I've always said and believed, we want the word of God opened, the Ten Commandments ...