The evangelist had said about the president, "I don't know why he can't produce" a birth certificate and suggested "maybe the guy's right" about Donald Trump.

The evangelist had said "I don't know why he can't produce" a birth certificate for President Obama.

The Tea Party caucus chair talks to CT about recent military actions in Libya, why she opposes governmental steps to combat global warming, and her potential presidential candidacy.

The former senator from Pennsylvania talks about what he thinks Obama got right and becoming a target of the gay community.

As Sudan prepares to vote on an independence referendum, one of the President's point men is also an evangelical.

As President Obama calls for an end to projects written into legislation, Charles Colson says banning pork projects is an ethical "no-brainer."

So if 18 percent of Americans think Obama is a Muslim, is that a large number or a small one? Find out what 18 percent of Americans also believe.

Pro-life groups applauded the administration's move but remain skeptical over framing grants as 'common ground.'

Some activists argue that the proposed mosque in New York City should move because Muslims remind us of terrorists. Plus, many defend the President's Christian faith.

But many Americans think he is, plus other findings from the new Pew Forum report.

Evangelical leaders supported Obama's call for comprehensive immigration reform, but that doesn't mean that the debate among political activists is over. Plus, which issues activists want Congress to tackle this summer.

This week's culture war flashpoints: Father's Day and Home Depot.

New religious freedom rhetoric within the Obama administration draws concern.

The President looks to seven men and women to shape policy, tend his soul.

The First Lady has been criticized for mentioning her daughters' weight to launch the 'Let's Move!' campaign.

Groups fear impact of Obama administration's PEPFAR stance.

The President's first State of the Union address disappointed some conservative advocacy groups who hoped he would strike a bipartisan tone.

Like the rest of us, advocacy groups came back from the Thanksgiving holiday to find a long to-do list waiting for them, filled with issues at home and abroad.