When White House appointees claim impotence, why doesn’t the press do more than giggle? By Kathryn Joyce The appointment...

Important Note: This is one of the old emails still circulating about Hager’s appointment —which happened two years ago. Read...

Dallas Morning News reporter Karen Brooks discusses armchair moral relatavism and the surprisingly progressive legacy of the Waco tragedy. When Warren Jeffs, spiritual...

Grrr! Hulk want to smash! Instead, Hulk blog! Christianity Today blogger extraordinaire Ted Olsen goads Revealer editor Hulk: “Aside from aBeliefnet article over the weekend, the National...

n search of religion on the campaign trail. The “R” Word Campaign Coverage Forum: Revealer Publisher Jay Rosen’s introduction to the forum Debra Mason’s “The...

Since when is the press this polite? by Kathryn Joyce All of the usual mud was thrown, partisan guns...

UPDATE: The National Catholic Reporter has just posted the article that sparked the Deal Hudson affair — even before it was...

By Jeff Sharlet Julia Duin at The Washington Times is a tough, sharp-eyed religion reporter, alert to the broader political and...

The 10th entry in “The ‘R’ Word,” The Revealer’s ongoing forum on what the campaign might look like if covered...

Malcolm X used to tell blacks to put aside their religious differences in order to confront their common oppressor,...

No one wants to ask “What would Jesus Do?” on the campaign trail… By Bob Smietana The conventions were...

In the arena of spirituality, not every malady can be easily understood or solved. By Shahed Amanullah The typical...

Journalists don’t understand that the reality of believers isn’t just another opinion. By Rod Dreher This forum asks, “What...

On losing count of the dead. By Jeff Sharlet Writing in The Washington Post, columnist Jim Hoagland notes that “the American public...

If a candidate asserts his faith vigorously enough, political writers will label him a “religious man” without asking what...

(With apologies to Martha Nussbaum) By Jason DeRose In June of 2004, the Center for Religion and Media at New York...

In search of religion on the campaign trail By Debra L. Mason Celebrated U.S. church historian Martin Marty once asked me...

By Kathryn Joyce Nationwide, the media today marked the 40th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act, which outlawed discrimination in public...

Genocide on the small screen: Sudan as “Advo-tainment.” By Leshu Torchin Several weeks ago one of the few evangelical...

Culture warriors try again with the “Catholic Divide.” By Kathryn Joyce This week, The New York Times’s John Tierney dispensed a reassuring...

The eulogies rightfully remember Reagan as the ideological inspiration for many of those currently in power, but his darker...

American terrorists, California boys, and how the press thinks about treason. By Julia Rabig In the wake of the...

New media prayer warriors try to shake the world. By Elizabeth A. Castelli The banner reads: “Shockwave: Identify Yourself...