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Ryan Walters recently asked the Oklahoma Legislature for $3 million in the state Department of Education's 2026 budget request to purchase Bibles for schools. But not just any Bible.
Some of The Advocate's editorial team discussed Trump's "God Bless the USA" Bible. Let's just say they had thoughts.
He commissioned the version of the Bible used by many Christians and being hawked by Donald Trump. The king and a male lover are also the subjects of a new miniseries, Mary and George.
LGBTQ people and environmentalism have brought God's wrath on America, says the man who leads weekly Bible studies for Cabinet members.
Ralph Drollinger has said, "Homosexuality and same-sex ceremonies are illegitimate in God's eyes."
"You’re not going to come in here and teach that there’s 27 genders," Superintendent Ryan Walters said.
The president hasn't explained what morally justifies his botched mission in Yemen.
Opinion: He descended the golden escalator and dragged us down with him, and his most recent ride says that his dictatorship will stall, writes John Casey.
With Trump seemingly getting all the RNC cash, why would anyone in their right mind give to the Republican Party this year?
Donald Trump and other Republican politicians and pundits don't seem to quite understand how a calendar works.
Walters, a Republican, has often railed against sexual material.
In a new Atlantic interview, Milley recounts that Trump once said no one wants to see wounded veterans.
Opinion: Graham’s moral collapse is no longer a slow drip; it's a tidal wave of unholy water gushing at the devil incarnate that is the fiery Trump, writes John Casey.
Opinion: There’s one in every family. The black and now red sheep. And we know who that is in the pope’s family, writes John Casey
"We are fighting for our lives," says David, and we must take the fight to the voting booth.
Opinion: Walters deserves what he’s getting: obscurity, irrelevance, and hopefully a long, silent fade into nothingness, writes John Casey.
Some news outlets are reporting that the far-right superintendent of public instruction may resign as early as this week.
More than 600 of Sessions's fellow United Methodists have signed a complaint accusing the attorney general of violating church law.
Jeff Graves resigned after ridiculing the LGBTQ movement after Nigel Shelby's death, but now has a new job with a different agency.
While the community rallied after a 15-year-old boy was bulled and died by suicide, a sheriff's deputy responded with a hateful anti-LGBTQ post on Facebook.
Shelby, a victim of suicide, was laid to rest over the weekend.
