Chick-Fil-A CEO Doesn’t Fold When NBC Interviewer Tries to Bully Him Into Renouncing Christian Convictions
NBC “Today” host Craig Melvin took three passes at getting Chick-fil-A CEO Andrew Cathy to recant the company’s past support for traditional marriage, but the business leader didn’t take the bait. Melvin first observed in an interview with Cathy, which aired on Wednesday, that Ch
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Abortion is on midterm ballots in 4 states. Here’s what the polls — and faith groups — say.
(RNS) — As Idaho, Missouri, Nevada and Virginia prepare to vote on abortion-related ballot measures, polling suggests abortion is less of a priority for voters than in other recent election cycles.
Pew midterm report: Religious voters worry about economy; evangelicals stick with GOP
(RNS) — Religious Americans are unhappy with both political parties, Donald Trump and the state of the country ahead of the midterms, according to Pew Research. The economy and the future of democracy top their concerns.
