Faith

The White House celebrated National Day of Prayer by honoring the nation's "enduring tradition of prayer, faith, and trust in Almighty God" and pledging to "never forget the countless blessings God has bestowed upon our people and our country."

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a statewide investigation into Independent School Districts (ISDs) across the state in order to ensure schools are displaying the Ten Commandments.

The Department of Justice released a 200-page report exposing the Biden administration's anti-Christian bias, detailing prosecutions, policies, and actions taken across the federal government targeting the group.

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has allowed Texas to display the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms.

"America Reads the Bible," a weeklong event in Washington, D.C., began over the weekend.

President Trump issued a White House statement honoring 250 years of the Bible in the United States.

Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman was moved to tears after returning to Earth upon seeing a Navy ship's chaplain wearing a cross.

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey signed Senate Bill 99, which requires the display of the Ten Commandments in some public schools.

The Texas State Board of Education gave preliminary approval to a mandatory list of books and reading content for public schools, which includes Bible passages.

In the days following YouGov pulling a report from Bible Society suggesting a "quiet revival" was underway in the United Kingdom, a humanist organization published an analysis claiming that the shift away from faith is an ongoing trend.