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This section covers Christianity in the United States — churches, denominations, evangelical and mainline traditions, and the community and cultural life of the country's largest religious group. Reporting covers religious news without editorial characterization of any tradition.

Loomer Blames Christian Nationalists for GOP Losses

Loomer Blames Christian Nationalists for GOP Losses

Conservative influencer Laura Loomer says Christian nationalist voices alienated voters after Republicans lost Tuesday's midterm elections.

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Denominational policy debates and their outcomes, church community initiatives and their reach, membership and attendance trend data, statements by religious leaders that enter the public conversation, and the intersection of Christian tradition with broader cultural and political discussions are the recurring subjects in this coverage. New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix represent the geographic and demographic breadth of Christianity in the United States, from large urban congregations to the megachurches and denominational headquarters concentrated in those regions. Denominational splits over doctrinal questions have generated some of the most sustained internal coverage of any subject in this area, as institutional divisions move through governance bodies over months or years before resolving. The relationship between religious institutions and public policy — on issues that range from tax status to political endorsements — produces a recurring legal and policy coverage thread that runs alongside the community and theological reporting.