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San Antonio megachurch preacher John Hagee has drawn criticism for his inflammatory culture-war rhetoric. Credit: Instagram / pastorjohnhagee San Antonio megachurch pastor John Hagee told his flock he ...

A far-right evangelical pastor is scheduled to take the stage at Tuesday’s “March for Israel” rally on Washington’s National Mall, despite a history of controversial remarks that include claiming Jews ...

San Antonio megachurch preacher John Hagee has drawn criticism for his inflammatory rhetoric. Credit: Instagram / pastorjohnhagee San Antonio megachurch pastor John Hagee will speak at a March for ...

Pastor John Hagee, a supporter of Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), apologized Tuesday for comments he made about the Roman Catholic Church — remarks that may be harmful to the presumptive presidential ...

Democratic U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer shared the stage at a Nov. 14, 2023, "March for Israel" rally with Pastor John Hagee, who has made a number of antisemitic statements in the past. On Nov. 14, 2023, ...

A Texas megachurch pastor has tested positive for the coronavirus. John Hagee, founder and senior pastor of Cornerstone Church, was infected his son said during a Sunday service, KENS reported. Matt ...

Nikki Haley has launched her uphill battle for the Republican presidential primary in disastrous fashion with an invocation from John Hagee, an antisemitic, homophobic, doomsday-believing pastor.

Assclown Alert is a column of opinion, analysis and snark. Anyone operating on the pie-eyed assumption that the launch of Nikki Haley’s presidential bid will inject a moderate candidate into the ...

One of the most important phone calls in the lives of seven Houston children abandoned in a Nigerian orphanage was made by a youth pastor to the Rev. John C. Hagee — a man able to reach out and touch ...

Pastor John Hagee, a supporter of Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), apologized Tuesday for comments he made about the Roman Catholic Church — remarks that may be harmful to the presumptive presidential ...