“Whatever the election brings, three things are true: Trump is broadly unpopular, he will soon be a lame duck, and, at some point, the Trump era will come to an end. So now is the time to contemplate in earnest what decisions Americans must face in that new era, and whose vision for confronting the existential problems these United States face will win out.” - The Dispatch
“Son was indicted last year on allegations of illegal electioneering during South Korea’s presidential election. He received a six-month prison term this year, with the sentence suspended for a year.” - CPost
“The headline suggests that President Donald Trump is a devastating force of anti-evangelism for American churches. But a closer look at the data raises questions and, if not red flags, at least yellow ones.” - CPost
“Conservatives in Washington now seek to leverage their newfound power over American higher education more decisively than ever before. But… reform efforts led principally by the executive branch may come with unintended consequences. Indeed, that is the lesson of one major clash involving race, religious liberty, and Bob Jones University that unfolded less than 50 years ago” - L&L
“Who are the biggest losers of Trump’s Memorandum of Understanding, signed last week with Iran? Well, it’s a long list. First and foremost is, almost certainly, the Iranian people….But the absolute unquestioned loser of the agreement is Israel” - Persuasion
“Some 54% of Evangelicals in the June 3-8 survey said Trump’s use of the military in Iran was not in line with their understanding of Christianity, while 41% said it was” - CPost
“[In 2025]… about 54% were optimistic Trump’s policies would have a positive impact on the work they do—in the most recent poll, that number dropped to 39%.” - MinistryWatch
“the Conscience and Religious Freedom Division at HHS [is] a federal watchdog tasked with defending healthcare workers and patients whose faith is increasingly under siege in American medicine.” - CPost
“While speaking about the mission to rescue American pilots shot down over Iran on Good Friday, Hegseth urged his audience to join him in praying a prayer he said was used by ‘Sandy 1,’ the call sign for the commander who coordinates the search and recovery of downed aircrews.” - CPost
“Though some critiqued the office as inappropriate mixing of church and state, Bush argued in his memoir that ‘government need not fear religion’ even as it ‘should never impose religion.’ The Republican president aimed to create a nonpartisan initiative, choosing Democrats as the first two leaders appointed to direct the office” - MinistryWatch
