(RNS) — An Israeli government initiative to help vaccinate Holocaust survivors around the world against COVID-19 is drawing praise for its intentions, but also skepticism.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Two white nationalists known for racist and anti-Semitic rhetoric livestreamed to their online followers after breaking into the Capitol during the deadly insurrection.

LOS ANGELES (RNS) — Hadar Cohen, Ala’ Khan, Maya Mansour and Jonathan Simcosky were chosen as fellows for an interfaith experiment known as the Abrahamic House. They come from different faiths: Baha’i, Christianity, Islam and Judaism.

(RNS) — The chaos at the Capitol was the work of a desperate group, clinging to false beliefs at all costs, unwilling to shift their paradigm. But it is their last gasp. 

(RNS) — Can you simultaneously believe in God and the president?

(RNS) — President-elect Joe Biden, who takes office in less than two weeks, has expressed support for rebuilding the U.S. refugee program.

(RNS) — Our newly elected leaders need to take such constructive steps if we are ever truly going to find lasting peace.

(RNS) — Mixed-faith, LGBTQ and nonreligious couples have had to travel abroad and obtain a civil marriage certificate.

(RNS) — The experiences of the two communities in Atlanta have run parallel since the Civil War.

(RNS) — How will America’s religious landscape recover from 2020 and who will lead faith issues in new directions in the new year?

(RNS) — The controversy has taken on added significance because of a recent rise in anti-Christian sentiment among Palestinians.

(RNS) — After a year that was a superspreader event for bad religion, American faith must become a public-spirited, prophetic force once again.