Christian Paz is a senior politics reporter at Vox, where he covers the Democratic Party and the 2024 elections. His reporting spans various themes including government and politics, public policy, and current affairs, with a particular focus on the intersection of culture and spirituality. Christian's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Virginian-Pilot, Daily Press, and NBC4 Washington.
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Christian Paz focuses heavily on politics, government announcements, legal policy regulation and evolving stories in the United States. He has a keen interest in topics related to American politics, with a specific focus on issues such as immigration laws, voter demographics, election dynamics and legislative developments.
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Are the end times here? In case you didn't notice, the Antichrist is back.
By: Christian Paz
A religious fight is brewing in the Lone Star state.
In case you didn’t notice, the Antichrist is back. All right, forgive the hyperbole — this biblical agent of Satan hasn’t actually returned to lead a rebel
On Monday, the Roman Catholic Church made its biggest foray yet into the discourse on artificial intelligence and the role it should play in human life as the technology develops.
How to make sense of a very messy election.
Are Mormons Christian? Pete Hegseth’s Department of Defense accidentally weighed in.
The Southern Baptist Convention’s rightward drift is emblematic of a deeper problem for American Christianity
The Southern Baptist Convention’s rightward drift is emblematic of a deeper problem for American Christianity.
The vice president pitches himself as a humble Catholic convert in a new memoir — but somehow skips the humility part when it comes to politics.
Every few years, presidential hopefuls go through certain rites of passage. They ramp up fundraising, start visiting early primary states, and bulk up their foreign or economic policy credentials.
