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Next Paul brings on two of the journalists who help him provide the excellent coverage at HuffPost Religion: senior religion reporter Jaweed Kaleem, and associate editor Antonia Blumberg. They’ll [...]

In 2008, the Vatican announced that it was investigating the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, an American organization of nuns, for diverging from Catholic doctrine and even entertaining [...]

What happens when ultra-orthodox Jewish airline passengers demand to be moved away from women to accommodate their religious need to not sit next to female passengers? For passengers on a recent [...]

Over the past week, two additional White House contenders entered the 2016 presidential election. As the nation gears up for this election cycle, there will be no shortage of political and [...]

According to the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute, 102,000 children living in foster care in the United States are eligible for adoption. While there is no shortage of children to be [...]

We’ll wrap up the show with some mentions, honorable and otherwise, of recent news stories from the intersection of Religion, Government and Politics.

Citizens across the nation are standing up in solidarity in an effort to counter numerous right-to-discriminate religious freedom laws. And businesses get much of the credit for pressuring [...]

Prom season can be nerve-wracking for many reasons: finding a date, finding the right tuxedo or dress, negotiating a reasonable curfew. In Louisiana, school officials told start student [...]

The public outcry over some state-level Religious Freedom Reservation Acts (RFRA) has received media coverage across the country. The coverage is complicated by the distinct bills moving through [...]

According to a new study by the Pew Research Center, religious tension is at a six-year high around the world. The divide between religious and non-religious communities is large and a lack of [...]