Jamie Dean | The 2016 U.S. presidential election may be over, but vulnerable populations remain burdened by personal struggles and practical needs. Regardless of politics, Christians are best poised to offer help where it’s most needed
House Republicans who shunned Trump look to build unity
President Barack Obama’s faith outreach director dings Clinton campaign for dismissing important sector of the electorate
Democratic presidential hopeful admits last night’s upset will hurt for a long time
Opponents say assisted-suicide measure puts vulnerable patients at risk
Global leaders mark the end of an era in vowing to work with President-elect Trump
Pre-election predictions mostly came true, except where it mattered
For a nation, its people, and its president-elect
Self-described evangelicals likely helped the GOP nominee to an upset victory
Winning Democratic stronghold Wisconsin puts the GOP candidate over the top
