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Byline: Charles C. Haynes and Marvin W. Berkowitz After the endless headlines involving corrupt politicians, corporate cheats, doped-up sports stars and Internet predators, you might think that the American people [...]

Byline: Charles C. Haynes Tragically, public schools have become front lines in the culture war over homosexuality -- and the biggest losers are the kids caught in the crossfire of [...]

On September 19, 1993, Silvestre Reyes, chief of the El Paso sector of the Border Patrol of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), launched Operation Blockade along a 20-mile […]

Appeals to the primitive still abound in our society. A case in point is a brief article in a recent issue of one of a breed of high-gloss fun and […]

The article reports that on February 8, 2017 a group of Latino men were leaving an overnight hypothermia shelter at Rising Hope Mission Church in Alexandria, Virginia were arrested by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers.

The author discusses the decision made by the U.S. president Donald Trump by imposing the U.S. immigration bans from seven Muslim countries and suspension of refugee programs including its effects on the society.

The author looks at the religious oppressions happened in 2016, including the genocide in Syria and Iraq, ethnic cleansing in Burma, and the religious attacks in U.S., cites the unity of Muslims and Christians in Cameroon, and also recommends people to help others for protecting our liberties.

The author discusses the move of the U.S. government, resettling several Syrian refugees in the country in 2016, reaching the target set by the administration of President Barack Obama.

The article discusses the implications of the 2016 U.S. presidential elections on religious freedom and mentions topics on separation of church and state, religious discrimination, and religious conscience.

The author discusses various violent treatments for LGBT people in the U.S. which include the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, the statement of Pastor Steven Anderson of the World Baptist Church in Tempe, Arizona against LGBT people, and the advocacy for death penalty among LGBT people.

The article reports campaigning for the presidential election by candidates like Donald Trump who campaigned without following any rules and the role of civic virtue among pollsters when the ask voters to rank issues related to elections.

The author discusses the vetoing of "Bible" bills by the governors of Idaho and Tennessee, which would have made the Bible a subject in schools, and appreciates the vetoing by them and opines that the step taken by them has helped maintain religious freedom.

The author focuses on attack on American Muslims in the U.S. and mentions topics including the attack being correlated to correlated to anti-Muslim rhetoric in the 2016 presidential campaign, and demand that Muslims should be temporarily banned from enteringthe country.

The article discusses the First Amendment in the U.S. which includes religious freedom and the right to express our faith, values and convictions openly with views of the primary author, James Madison.

The article discusses the 200 years birthday of English natural scientist Charles Darwin in 2009 and the controversy surrounding his theory of evolution.

The author reflects on the Beijing Olympics and the brutal suppression of China to Tibetan protesters.

The article reports that Ector County Independent School District decided to create a new Bible teaching standard following a lawsuit brought in May 2008 by the American Civil Liberties Union and the People for the American Way Foundation on behalf of eight parents from Odessa, Texas.

The author reflects on the proliferation of culture-war fatigue in the U.S.

The article talks on two signs of danger to religious freedom in the U.S., the unhealthy mixture of God and politics in the presidential campaign, and the rise of Islamophobia.

The author reflects on the dangers of ignoring religion in public schools.

The author comments on the moment of silence law which was passed by the U.S. Legislature in October 2007.

The author explains why attacking Islam aids terrorists and weakens religious freedom in the U.S.

The article discusses the conflict over the motto "In God We Trust".

The author comments on the qualification of Governor Mitt Romney in terms of religious test as he declared his candidacy for President on February 13, 2007 in the U.S.

The article reports that the U.S. Pentagon's Office of Inspector General has issued a report concluding that seven senior officers violated military regulations by appearing in a video of the Christian Embassy.

The article presents a comment on the battle between religious beliefs and service to mankind.

Focuses on how reporters must take religion in the United States more seriously as a social and political force, view that religion has been marginalized, and discussion of trends of reporting on religion.