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A new study shows that America's Christian majority has been shrinking for years, and if recent trends continue, Christians could make up less than half the U.S. population within a few decades.

Most Americans feel much the same about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion now as in February: 53% of Americans surveyed in an August poll said the U.S. should continue to support Ukraine “until all Russian forces are withdrawn.”

One stubborn analysis of partisanship in America that goes like this: Republicans have their share of candidates on the far right and Democrats have theirs on the far left, and in primary elections, each divisively drags their respective party’s center of gravity away from where most general election voters stand.

Kermit Roosevelt III, descendant of Theodore, sees lessons for today’s divided nation in Reconstruction and the civil rights era

The 50-year-old rapper first met the fiery Scot on his The F Word show in America five years ago.

Inflation lunged sideways, stocks dropped all over the shop, the European Union massaged its slapping hand, and Adobe suite went brrr.

In her fourth trip to Illinois since taking office, the vice president warned that reproductive rights are under assault across the nation. “And so we need you to get the vote out this November because truly, truly, this election, I do believe will determine the future of not only your…

From a Catholic convent in Melbourne to death row in America, Robina Courtin has learned a few things about happiness, suffering … and Donald Trump

Author Richard Reeves explains why he thinks terms like "toxic masculinity" are "profoundly unhelpful"

PHILADELPHIA — The events that have transpired in the United States over the last two years, community members say, have proven what Xiaoxing Xi and his allies have been saying since 2015: that there is a systemic discrimination and targeting of Asian Americans.

Democrats outraged at the ‘reckless’ and ‘soulless’ actions and question the legality of what some called a political stunt