During a secretly recorded conversation at a Supreme Court dinner, Justice Samuel Alito expressed his personal views as a conservative Catholic, affirming the need for a return to "G-dliness."

John Longhurst, the last remaining faith reporter in Canada, reflects on the evolution of religion coverage in media.

Attending a Jewish funeral and sitting shiva for a friend's mother led the author to reevaluate her relationship with religion, ultimately inspiring her decision to convert to Judaism.

George Santos, the congressman-elect whose resume and personal story has been discredited, maintains that he identifies as "Jew-ish" despite evidence showing that his grandparents were Catholic.

Don and Noah engage in discussions at the First International Conference on Conflict Resolution and Mediation about seeking peace amidst violence and distrust, particularly drawing parallels between the Northern Irish peace process involving Protestants and Catholics and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.