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10 Christian Democrats running on their faith in the Nov. 3 midterm elections

Two Senate nominees, a Texas seminarian and a Kansas megachurch pastor, lead a wave of Democrats running on their faith in Tuesday’s midterm elections.

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  Megachurch pastor Lonnie Snell fired over sexual misconduct with staffer

  New Life Chapel in West Chester, Ohio, has announced the firing of their founder and senior pastor, Lonnie Snell, for engaging in consensual sexual misconduct with a staffer.

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  Sen. Chris Murphy suffers stroke ahead of midterms, colleagues pray for recovery

  Members of both parties in the U.S. Senate are praying for Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., after the 53-year-old lawmaker suffered a stroke.

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  RFK Jr. defends comments on Islamism, Al-Sayed after media criticism

  Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended his comments on Islamism and on Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, after media outlets and El-Sayed’s campaign criticized a speech he gave in the state last week.

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  'The Chosen' cast opens up about 'brutal' Season 6, portraying Jesus' final hours: 'A painful watch'

  The cast of “The Chosen” reflects on the emotional and spiritual weight of Season 6 as the hit biblical drama portrays Jesus’ final hours, His crucifixion and the disciples’ devastating grief, while ultimately pointing viewers toward hope and the Resurrection

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  Company behind Billy Graham Library dining room furniture plans craft village at historic site

  A furniture company that provided furniture to the Billy Graham Library and Samaritan’s Purse is working to reopen a historic furniture complex with ties to a colonial-era Protestant mission group as it celebrates its 100th anniversary. 

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  2 female soccer players file Title IX complaint against Maine over trans sports rule

  Two high school student athletes and their parents are filing a Title IX complaint against Maine over the state’s policy of allowing boys to compete in sports reserved for girls.

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  Candace Owens celebrates Macron ruling, says she wasn't sued for saying wife was born male

  A Delaware judge has dismissed podcaster Candace Owens from a defamation lawsuit brought by French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte Macron, but two companies tied to her remain defendants.

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  Poland's political, constitutional crisis explained: 5 events that led up to coup attempt

  Poland's political and constitutional crisis reached accusations of a coup attempt on Friday, when a judge suspended the head of the country's top court, after five events that began with a 2015 fight over judicial appointments and ran through the president's refusal this year to swear in four judges elected by parliament.

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  Texas Supreme Court halts probe into who sent trans mailers

  The Texas Supreme Court on Friday paused efforts to identify who sent texts and mailers promoting transgender resources, a day after a deposition linked the texts to a GOP fund. The administrative stay order issued in the case of Texas Transgender Student Union LLC comes after a Travis County judge ruled that attorneys for the Transgender Education Network of Texas could question a representative of the Wyoming company, whose name appeared on the mailers’ return address. The mailers prominent

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  Christian arrested after speaking against Islam being pushed in Egypt schools

  Egyptian authorities arrested a Coptic Christian engineer at his home in Alexandria, Egypt, and accused him of speaking against Islam after he objected online to the teaching of Islam in the country’s schools.