​Bogus polling firm admits numbers are fraudulent, claims ‘experimental project’​

A firm that has published widely circulated midterm political polls has acknowledged that its numbers were “fabricated” and claimed they were part of an experiment that duped some media outlets. Wedgewood Polls, the bogus firm, described itself in a...

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​Bible Education Group Secures Settlement, Apology in Washington School District Religious Discrimination Case​

A Washington state school district has reached a settlement with a Christian organization that provides off-campus Bible instruction to public school students, agreeing to apologize, revise its policies and pay $275,000 in legal fees following...

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​Can faith-based politics help Democrats win the midterms?​

Republicans have usually claimed the faith mantle in U.S. politics. This year’s midterm elections are developing along a different path, with Democrats like James Talarico in Texas and Adam Hamilton in Kansas highlighting their religious bona...

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​Secoriea Turner’s mother calls Rick Jackson’s campaign ad ‘pure evil’ as family demands its removal​

Attorneys for the family of Secoriea Turner demanded Thursday that Republican gubernatorial nominee Rick Jackson remove campaign materials featuring the slain 8-year-old’s photograph and, in a television ad, 911 audio connected to her death...

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​Frank Turek Accuses Baylor University of Obstructing Christian Campus Event​

Christian apologist Frank Turek has accused Baylor University of imposing excessive security fees and administrative restrictions that led to the postponement of a campus outreach event featuring him and fellow apologist Corey Miller...

​Turning Point USA’s Explosive Growth Masks a Deepening Conservative Divide​

Turning Point USA’s growth after Charlie Kirk’s assassination has transformed conservative organizing on college campuses. The organization reports more than 1,500 college chapters as of September 2026, a 60% increase following Kirk’s...

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​Remolding Idols of Clay​

I grew up in a Southern Baptist world filled with sacred tunes of both the vintage and contemporary variety. Ironically, the tune that has framed my spiritual experience more than any other stemmed not from a nineteenth-century revivalist hymn writer...

​Hymns, Hate, and ‘Holy Wars’: What I Saw Inside a Christian Nationalist Conference​

For a moment, the sound of hundreds of voices singing in rich, a cappella unison transported me back to the fundamentalist churches of my youth.“Praise ye the Lord! Praise ye the Lord! Praise ye the Lord, all ye nations!” The harmonies were...

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​6 things evangelicals get wrong about Orthodox Christianity​

When an evangelical Christian walks into an Orthodox church, much of what they see can feel unfamiliar. The walls are covered with icons. Worshippers kiss them, light candles and ask for the prayers of saints. The service is long, liturgical and...

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​The Grief Syllabus​

When my mother died it was October. She died in the morning. I don’t remember a lot about that day. I called a friend over to help me break the news to my son. I let him stay home from school. I called the midwife to see if I was too pregnant to fly...

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​We are exactly that stupid. A loving correction to my Sunday School teacher​

This week, I was talking to my sister on the phone, gossiping about our text from Exodus, and I asked if she had the same memory from childhood that I did. Basically, any time this story from Exodus was taught in Sunday School it was...

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​What ‘The Chosen’ Creator Dallas Jenkins Learned From a Pride Flag Flap​

During a recent appearance on “The Jeremy Boreing Show,” Dallas Jenkins reflected on the “narrative-building” that occurred after a crew member for “The Chosen” displayed a Pride rainbow flag on his camera equipment. Jenkins, creator...

​10-Year-Old Dog Found After a Month Lost in Yellowstone ​

A 10-year-old Jack Russell terrier named Luna was happily reunited with her owners after surviving more than a month on her own in Yellowstone National Park.⁠ Luna escaped on Sept. 10 from a locked cabin in the Canyon Village area. Her owners...

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​Beekeepers and airports join forces to save pollinators​

Back in 2012, Ben Shertzer, wildlife administrator at Pittsburgh International Airport, found himself dealing with a perplexing problem: swarming bees. The bees would land on the winglets of an aircraft, which interrupts refueling and baggage loading...

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