Americans Believe Religious Freedom Declining, Ivana Trump Passes, Nigerian Bishop Calls for Action

More than half of all Americans say religious tolerance for Christians is on the decline, even as more than a third also believes Christians complain too much about how they are treated.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf has vetoed a bill that would have banned boys who identify as female from competing in girls' sports.

A pro-life researcher is skeptical about a recent Gallup poll that reportedly found an overall increase in support for legal abortion, citing problems with the demographic breakdown.

Nearly a month after an attack on a Catholic church in southwestern Nigeria, the number killed and the identity of the assailants remain unclear, though the church held a funeral service for “over 40” victims.

A civil rights activist became the first African-American woman honored at the National Statuary Hall in the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.

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• 7 reactions to the death of Ivana Trump | U.S. News
• Most Americans believe religious freedom is in decline: survey | U.S. News
• Family of 8-year-old boy shot in Highland Park asks for prayers | U.S. News
• Pennsylvania governor vetoes bill banning boys from girls’ sports | Sports News
• Christian leaders react to Beni Johnson's death: 'Heartbroken' | Church & Ministries News
• Pro-life scholar analyzes poll showing more Americans pro-choice | Politics News
• Pentecost Sunday massacre at Nigerian church remains a mystery | World News
• 'Entire diocese shattered': Nigerian bishop calls on world to act | World News
• First African American memorialized at National Statuary Hall | U.S. News