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So what about all those religious right endorsements? How important are they in the early weeks of primary voting, and will they matter in the general election? Journalist Sarah Posner, author of [...]

Chances are, if you have recently watched the news or opened a paper, you were bombarded with poll results. Each organization tries their hand at predicting the horse-race, but the Pew Research [...]

Most of the news is focused on the Iowa caucus. However, with just over a week to go until the New Hampshire primary, it’s important to understand the differences. Neil Levesque is the director [...]

President candidates, specifically those on the right, have fought for the evangelical vote. Ted Cruz even met with hundreds of Iowa pastors and told them to encourage their congregations to vote [...]

In this regular feature, Welton Gaddy takes a look at several recent headlines from the intersection of religion, government and politics and awards color-coded recognition of how well they align [...]

Our show typically focuses on domestic issues of religious freedom, but we know that our rights here at home can’t truly be divorced from the rights of people all over the world. That’s why we’ve [...]

Here’s a tip: if you ever decide you’d like to be invited to appear on this show, just publish a book titled WE GATHER TOGETHER: The Religious Right and the Problem of Interfaith Politics. That’s [...]

For many years Interfaith Alliance and many of our allies have been deeply concerned about the proliferation of so-called religious freedom legislation. These laws seek to carve out broad [...]

As part of our 10th anniversary celebration, host Welton Gaddy reflects on ten years of continuous broadcasting – that’s 520 shows, thousands of interviews… and a rental car in [...]

It’s finally 2016- and that means the election is slightly closer than it was before. But seriously, the first votes in the primary are just around the corner, and the interminable presidential [...]