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Now that the first votes have been cast in the presidential primaries, Amanda Tyler and Holly Hollman look at some of the troubling statements and activities on the campaign trail concerning the role of religion and religious freedom – from both Democrats and Republicans. While candidates are – and should be – free to talk about the ways their faith inspires them, there are some red lines when it comes to politicking in houses of worship with tax-exempt resources or using political power as a way to impose religion on others.

EPPING, N.H. - After Nikki Haley recently fielded questions from reporters at a seafood restaurant here, she stopped to greet a diner who wanted to talk about the Republican candidate’s call for “consensus” on abortion at the federal level. “There is no consensus on that; that’s the problem,” the woman told Haley.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. “No, but that’s why we’ve got to quit demonizing that issue,” Haley then s

And the latest on the violence in the Middle East.

And President Joe Biden will address the U.N. General Assembly.

Biden and his Cabinet prep to hit the road to tout "Bidenomics."