Mark Wingfield

A new trial date has been set for Johnny Hunt's lawsuit against the Southern Baptist Convention in which he seeks more than $100 million for damages to his income, reputation and livelihood. That new date falls one week after the SBC annual meeting in June.

The rising tide of unpartnered American adults may have reached its limit, according to new data from Pew Research.

Pete Hegseth is unfit to lead the U.S. Department of Defense, but not for the reasons most liberals are highlighting.

First, the Southern Baptist Convention got in trouble for not sharing information about known clergy sexual abusers in its congregations; now it is on trial for spreading undocumented allegations against a Tennessee minister.

Despite the stampede of corporations running away from any identification with diversity, equity and inclusion work, the gospel has not changed. Jesus is still woke.

Just as quickly as President Donald Trump set in motion his controversial agenda for a new administration, leaders in the faith and civil rights communities began reacting. Within minutes of Trump’s fiery inaugural address, groups from Focus on the Family to the ACLU weighed in with praise and condemnation. Others said nothing or close to...

On “day one,” President Donald Trump shut the door on legal immigration of well-vetted refugees into the United States. While much of Trump’s anti-immigrant campaign rhetoric focused on what he called “illegal” immigrants — people he uniformly equated with crime and disease — this Jan. 20 executive order goes much further and shuts down a...

Even though public support for the death penalty is waning, President Donald Trump wasted no time after his Jan. 20 inauguration bolstering federal support for executions and making sure states have access to the deadly medications needed to carry out their own executions. An executive order on “Restoring the Death Penalty and Protecting Public Safety”...

One person in Washington, D.C., who doesn't seem to fear President Donald Trump is the Episcopal bishop of Washington, Mariann Budde.

President Donald Trump's blanket pardons handed out on “day one” of his presidency to those convicted of crimes on January 6 are vastly unpopular with the American people.