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(UPDATED) The contraception mandate has been postponed until January 2015, but that could mean trouble for business owners with pending lawsuits.

New info on Nigeria's Boko Haram violence, Britain's boy and girl scouts, and church security standards.

(UPDATED) Gang of 8's original proposal drew support from Evangelical Immigration Table.

(UPDATED) Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rules to allow same-sex marriages to take place immediately.

What the decisions really say, plus responses from Jim Daly, Andrew Marin, and others.

(UPDATED) Evangelical reactions to closure of former ex-gay ministry range from dismayed to joyful.

(UPDATED) A roundup of responses to Alan Chambers’s apology and Exodus International’s shutdown and reboot after nearly four decades of ministry.

Some religious groups see ruling as a protection against future "loyalty oaths" on other issues.

New info on 'fetal pain' national ban, Geneva College vs. HHS contraceptive mandate, Iran house churches, and more.

Religion stats from Pew's massive survey of gay and lesbian Americans.

USDA ruling says Care Net's voluntary Bible classes to clients should not disqualify it from receiving federal funds.

New report shows that giving to houses of worship and religious organizations decreased by more than 2 percent in 2012.

Judge says tax credits can only continue if scholarships are used at non-religious schools.

Possibly. But at current pace, project could take decades to complete.

Report finds overall industry doing well, but most stores not so much.

Another case study in whether pastors can be restored to their pulpits after affairs.

Wallis: Post-surgery rest is both physical and spiritual 'for those of us who sometimes tell time by how much we hope we are changing the world.'

Pastors' group partners with cities—and local politicians—to win over evangelicals.

(UPDATED) Iranian pastor “silent” after release from jail, even as eight Iranian Christians sentenced for supposedly threatening the state.