The Pentagon cuts its list of recognized religious affiliations from 211 to 31, sparking accusations of Christian nationalism; a Michigan church and an Iowa megachurch battle city officials over ministries tied to feeding and serving their communities; and Pastor Mark Driscoll threatens legal action after former ministry leaders resign amid allegations of a church split. Plus, Brendan Fraser reflects on playing Dwight Eisenhower in Pressure, Ben Sasse warns of a growing crisis of male loneliness, and a Texas mayor declares June “Nuclear Family Month."
00:11 Dept. of War removes about 180 belief systems from religion list 01:07 Church says city targeting food pantry over religious beliefs 01:55 Mark Driscoll threatens legal action against former leaders 02:43 Brendan Fraser on playing Dwight Eisenhower in 'Pressure' 03:30 Iowa city rejects megachurch’s request to move into former bank 04:20 Ben Sasse warns about male loneliness, negative effects of school 05:09 Texas city makes Nuclear Family Month proclamation
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