The Latest Breaking News from Moses

A tale of the evangelical right, the least religious president ever and Cecil B. DeMille's phony list from God

Gwyneth Paltrow once wrote a personal essay and shared that she realised her marriage was 'over' during her 38th birthday weekend

Louisiana passed a law requiring all state-funded schools to display the biblical Ten Commandments, prompting lawsuits.

Conservatives "trying to ban any speech they don’t like" but "when it’s theirs, it can be mandated by law"

Supreme Court could use "blatantly unconstitutional" law to "further undermine the separation of church and state"

A bill signed into law this week makes Louisiana the only state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every classroom in public schools and colleges

Gwyneth Paltrow declared last week that the impending departure of her youngest child for college is giving her a ‘nervous breakdown’. Many parents, facing empty nest syndrome, can sympathise. But, asks, Charlotte Cripps, why are modern parents turning every milestone into a grief party?

Paltrow purchased the six-bedroom home with ex-husband Chris Martin in 2012 for $9.95m

President Javier Milei of Argentina, who owns four clones of his dead dog Conan, has never been the most conventional occupant of Argentina’s highest office

Paltrow shares Apple, 20, and Moses, 18, with ex-husband Chris Martin

Plans for Your Good is not written for Australians at all – but for American evangelical Christians more interested in scripture than statecraft