- April 20, 2026
Ethical Spending Without Losing Your Mind
After talking with Harvard Business School’s Nien-Hê Hsieh about moral gray zones in leadership, Tom and Amber zoom in on
If the White House Faith Office sent a memo to the president
To: POTUS From: White House Faith Office Re: Religion messaging Sir, As you can imagine, we have been following with
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, remember the rescuers and allies
(RNS) — I was 10 years old when I first learned about the Holocaust. My family gathered in our den
Catholic sisters sue for exemption to LGBTQ+ rights law in NY nursing homes
(RNS) — A community of Catholic sisters who provide skilled nursing care for poor, terminally ill cancer patients is suing
Faith leaders denounce Trump’s ‘civilization will die’ threat
(RNS) — In the hours before President Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire in the war with Iran, religious leaders
After court battles, clergy visit ICE detainees in Illinois and Minnesota
(RNS) — Shortly after the Rev. Paul Joseph Keller, two fellow Catholic priests and a nun were ushered into the
This Passover, we gather in bomb shelters
The story of Passover starts in mitzrayim, the Hebrew word for Egypt, which symbolically means “the narrow place.” For millions of
Israelis adapt Passover plans to wartime restrictions, access to bomb shelters
JERUSALEM (RNS) — Twenty of Anava Marcus’ relatives were scheduled to fly to Israel from Australia and South Africa last
How the Bible became bingeable
(RNS) — Seven years since first airing, the mega-hit biographical Jesus drama “The Chosen” is a full-fledged franchise. The evidence?
As GOP revives threat of Shariah, Muslims call the campaign a gambit for votes
(RNS) — Haris Tarin, the vice president of the Muslim Public Affairs Council, had come to Capitol Hill with a