How does religion factor into the presidential election for evangelical voters? An expert digs into faith and politics in the US.

In an experiment focused on public schools, researchers found religious discrimination against Muslims and atheists was more likely than against Christians.

While a new study finds broad support in the US for pro-vaccine public policy, it also shows that misinformed beliefs are the biggest driver of opposition.

The discovery of a carved stone box suggests that Lake Titicaca was a locus of ritual and ceremonial activity by the Inca, researchers say.

Hagia Sophia has been a cathedral, a mosque, a museum, and now again a mosque. But past conquests don't fully explain its legacy, a historian says.

Four experts explain how different religious groups in the United States are bringing together tradition and tech to get through COVID-19.

"Basically, if you believe that a white man rules the heavens, you are more likely to believe that white men should rule on Earth."

"We often think about slavery as old history, as history that's completely disconnected from us. And that's simply not the case."

Political polarization in the US has gotten worse over the last four decades at a faster rate than in other major democracies, researchers find.

"Findings like ours show that in general the public is suspicious of the idea that science can completely explain religion."