The rule was introduced by former President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1954 when he was serving as the U.S. Senate majority leader.

If we imagine religion as a technology, argues Notre Dame sociologist Christian Smith, we can better see the cause of its ...

Several top Trump administration officials and allies of the president attended a conference for Christian nationalists and ...

Decisions released today will be related to appeals on birthright citizenship, an online age verification law in Texas, the ...

The results come as questions about the role of religion in public school education continue to spark legislation and legal action across the country.

A new map shows which states have the most people opposed to Christian prayer in schools. There is a cultural and legal battle about prayer in schools, and other public forums, going on across the ...

About 20% of Americans identify as Catholic, down from 24% in 2007, reflecting an overall decline in Christianity throughout the United States that has leveled ... of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia who ...

A $3.9 million grant from the Templeton Religion Trust to Bryn Mawr College will support a three-year multi-faceted initiative to map the religious and spiritual infrastructure of the future. The ...

Map: The U.S. states where the number of Catholics is growing Pope Leo XIV’s home state of Illinois has seen one of the largest declines in Catholic worshippers.

A Supreme Court reporter and an education reporter explain faith’s new role in schools.

The proportion of non-religious people in America is growing in every U.S. state except South Dakota, new research suggests. Newsweek's map, below, shows where the change is happening, comparing ...

The legislatures in 11 states formally voted in rapid succession to leave the United States of America and create their own nation, the Confederate States of America.