Faith is back in Democratic politics
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RNS) — After decades of watching Democrats dodge the God question, I think they finally have an answer…Read MoreContinue Reading
In more than 50 years of covering Australian politics, journalist Paul Kelly has “certainly never seen a crisis like this”. Kelly is editor-at-large at The Australian newspaper and an author of major histories of Australian politics from the 1970s on. His latest book, “The Twilight of Exceptionalism”, shines a criticalContinue Reading
The Tour de France is one of the most physically demanding sporting contests in the world. It’s an event made up of many priorities. One of the most intriguing elements is the “peloton” – the main group of competitors riding closely together in a pack. Riding in such a tightContinue Reading
When Victor Marx was 3 years old, he was forced into a voodoo ritual involving a beheaded cat. At age 7, he killed a man. Or so Marx says. But he was not just a precocious child. As an adult running a “high-risk” Christian ministry, Marx says he rescued 45,000Continue Reading
Welcome to From the Politics Desk, a daily newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team’s latest reporting and analysis from the White House, Capitol Hill and the campaign trail. In today’s edition, we sort through the fallout from President Donald Trump’s speech on elections. Plus, Adam Edelman divesContinue Reading
Rep. Brad Schneider insists his fractured party can come together on Israel…Read MoreContinue Reading
Like many California mothers, I want my children to grow up believing character matters more than politics. I want my daughters to believe that if a woman says she has been abused, her claims deserve to be taken seriously. I don’t want politics to dictate our principles depending on whetherContinue Reading
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It’s hard to say for sure because of the wizardry involved. But Egyptian forward Haissem Hassan took what looked like eight touches of the ball on every part of his left foot imaginable, dancing in between and around two Argentine defenders, before ever putting it on his right. One touchContinue Reading
Religion News Service journalists Jack Jenkins and Mehditha Anis on the World Cup, Religion, and Politics…Read MoreContinue Reading
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