American Faith

President Joe Biden has issued a statement opposing the Japanese acquisition of U.S. Steel after previously saying the purchase requires "serious scrutiny."

The U.S. Military Academy is dropping the motto, "Duty, Honor, Country."

The U.S. Supreme Court extended a stay on a Texas immigration law that would allow the state to arrest and prosecute illegal immigrants.

Gangs in Haiti have kidnapped many priests and churchgoers, according to Amy Balog, a member of the group, Aid to the Church in Need.

The president of a firm constructing a manufacturing facility near Midwest military bases is connected to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

In a first-of-its-kind program in the United States, the state of Massachusetts has planned to spend $10.5 million on contracts with resettlement agencies to move illegal immigrant families.

A women's golf league is changing its rules to prohibit trans-identifying players after a biological man won a tournament.

A U.K. study found that COVID-19 patients who were given ivermectin recovered faster than those who were not given the drug.

The House Committee on Education and the Workforce is demanding that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) provide documentation regarding its response to antisemitism on campus.

The State Department and the Inter-American Foundation (IAF) funded programs to help LGBTQ refugee entrepreneurs, teach LGBTQ refugees how to use computers, and support Costa Rica's status as a country granting asylum to LGBTQ individuals.