Happening TODAY at noon Eastern: The 2026 U.S. midterms brought historic wins, including the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate and Ohio’s first Jewish governor. What do these results tell us, and what comes next? Join us for a live election recap with veteran reporters to dig deeper. The event is free, and everyone who registers receives the recording. Register here. Top Stories | (RNS) — Their election wins come amid an increasingly hostile political environment for Muslim American candidates. |
 | (RNS) — ‘We're not going to proselytize. We're going to pass public policy that is principled.’ |
 | (RNS) — The Michigan Senate results, among other national races, suggest that the turmoil and divisions surrounding Israel and antisemitism that roiled Jewish communities prior to the midterms did not result in dramatic voting changes. |
 | (RNS) — 'I think it was pretty much an economic election, inflation election, a dissatisfaction with Trump election,' said political scientist Ryan Burge. |
 | (RNS) — People of faith opposing and supporting abortion rights mobilized ahead of the midterm elections. |
 | (RNS) — This week’s photo selection includes the US midterm elections, Peru preparing for the pope's visit and more. |
Opinion | (RNS — Democrats owe much of their success in the midterm election to religious voters. |
 | (RNS) — Politics-as-usual will not serve the American people today. |
ICYMI | (RNS) — From Texas to Kansas, Democratic candidates drew on their religious values, securing wins and signaling a shift in the relationship between faith and politics. |
 | NEW YORK (RNS) — Lander’s victory in one of the country’s most Jewish congressional districts has raised questions about whether his approach could offer a new path for Jewish political leadership. |
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