(RNS) — And Clarence Thomas gets some company.

(RNS) — Dashing the hopes of social conservatives, two justices President Trump nominated to the Court took a relaxed view of the religious implications of expanding LGBTQ rights.

(RNS) — Kavanaugh’s dissent, on the other hand, is a good example of the spiritual libertarianism rampant on the right.

(RNS) — A tale of two presidential ventures out of a White House under siege.

(RNS) — Whether congregations should be permitted to meet or not is a different question.

(RNS) — This week, it was reported that a couple of churches in the South had reclosed after reopening for in-person worship.

(RNS) — The government is free to forbid any behavior that threatens life, but the White House disallowed even suggestions on how to avoid being infected by COVID-19.

(RNS) — In a takeoff aimed at promises to restore America, Trump becomes the Anti-Reagan.

(RNS) — The mayor’s angry tweet raises the question of whether there actually is a Jewish community.

(RNS) — Answer: Because it’s a good culture war issue.

(RNS) — A conservative Harvard law professor and Catholic convert proposes ditching originalism in favor of ‘common good constitutionalism.’

(RNS) — In a dark time, he promises the Messiah.

(RNS) — Could this plague we’re going through represent a divine push to address climate change?

(RNS) — Empirical evidence to the contrary doesn’t matter to true believers..

(RNS) — They are increasingly losing ground to the mainstream.