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Senators, Jewish groups question Pakistani-born Biden administration nominee for business Senators, Jewish groups question Pakistani-born Biden administration nominee for business They say positions of the Muslim American political action organization Emgage, where Dilawar Syed served on the board, are anti-Israel. (July 9, 2021 / JNS) A Biden administration nominee for deputy administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA) has become the focus of controversy as U.S. senators and Jewish groups debate whether his membership in an organization critical of Israel should play a factor i...

Trump praises report clearing 'Bible photo' police US Park Police did not disperse protesters in Washington last year so then President Donald Trump could pose for photos, a new report has found. Officers used chemical irritant and rubber bullets to disperse the protesters in Lafayette Park on 1 June. Soon after, Mr Trump posed for photographs outside St John's Episcopal Church, holding a Bible. On Wednesday, the former president praised the "professionally written report" and the inspector general. The report conducted by the Interior Office said US Park Police (USPP) officers cleared the a...

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Catholics, evangelicals, Jews and other faith groups remain divided over President Joe Biden’s leadership after his first 100 days in office.

How faith groups feel after Biden’s first 100 days Kelsey Dallas © Patrick Semansky, Associated Press President Joe Biden departs after attending Mass at St. Joseph on the Brandywine Catholic Church as snow falls, Sunday, Feb. 7, 2021, in Wilmington, Del. At his inauguration, President Joe Biden promised to be a unifying leader. But, 100 days and several faith-related policy moves later, religious groups remain divided over whether he has their best interests in mind. More liberal denominations have applauded many of Biden’s actions, including efforts to reduce anti-LG...