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Religion

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on Monday announced in a court filing that churches and houses of worship can endorse political candidates to their congregations without losing their tax-exempt status, marking a significant shift in enforcement of the Johnson Amendment.
IRS Will Allow Church Endorsements of Political Candidates
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2 days ago2 days ago
Pope Leo XIV Names French Archbishop to Lead Child Protection
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5 days ago5 days
Turkish Cartoonists Arrested Over Satirical Drawing Controversy
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JUL 2JUL 2
Dalai Lama Confirms Successor Will Continue Buddhist Institution
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JUL 2JUL 2
India: 3 Killed, 50 Injured in Stampede at Hindu Festival
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JUN 30JUN 30
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Judaism

In a jailhouse interview with Fox 10 News, Adam Christopher Sheafe, 51, confessed to crucifying Pastor William Schonemann, 76, at his New River, Arizona, home on April 28, nailing his hands to the wall and placing a crown of thorns on his head after the killing.
Arizona Man Confesses to Crucifying Pastor
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JUN 30JUN 30
Israel: Violence in Old City Amid Jerusalem Day March
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MAY 27MAY 27
Kanye West Deletes X Account After Antisemitic Posts
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FEB 10FEB 10
98 Arrested at Trump Tower Protest Over Palestinian Student's Detention
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MAR 14MAR 14
Survivors Mark 80th Anniversary of Auschwitz Liberation
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JAN 27JAN 27
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Islam

The global Muslim population increased by 347 million people between 2010 and 2020, reaching 2 billion and representing 25.6% of the world's population, according to a comprehensive Pew Research Center study released Monday that analyzed over 2,700 data sources across 201 countries and territories.
Islam Becomes Fastest-Growing Religion Globally, Study Shows
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JUN 11JUN 11
Saudi Arabia Blocks 269,000 Unauthorized Hajj Pilgrims
JUN 2JUN 2
Protests in Paris After Mosque Stabbing, Suspect in Custody
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APR 29APR 29
French Report Warns of Muslim Brotherhood's Alleged Growing EU Influence
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MAY 22MAY 22
Jordan Bans Muslim Brotherhood, Seizes Assets
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APR 24APR 24
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Christianity

A suicide bomber attacked the Mar Elias Greek Orthodox Church in Dweil'a, Damascus, on Sunday, killing at least 22 people and wounding over 50 others during prayer services, according to Syrian state media and health ministry reports.
Syria: Suicide Bombing at Damascus Church Kills at Least 22
JUN 23JUN 23
Southern Baptists Call for Overturn of Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
JUN 11JUN 11
Supreme Court Rules for Catholic Charity in Tax Exemption Case
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JUN 5JUN 5
Argentina's Milei Meets Pope Leo at the Vatican
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JUN 8JUN 8
Catholic Church to Excommunicate Priests Who Follow New State Law
MAY 12MAY 12
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Buddhism

Australian Law Takes Effect Banning Nazi Gestures and Symbols
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JAN 8 2024JAN 2024
Sotheby's Hong Kong postponed the auction of ancient Buddhist gem relics on Wednesday following legal threats from India's Ministry of Culture, which demanded an immediate halt to the sale and repatriation of the artifacts.
India Halts Sotheby's Auction of Sacred Buddha Gems
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MAY 9MAY 9
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Hinduism

Police in Indian-administered Kashmir conducted raids on bookstores in Srinagar and other areas, confiscating 668 books linked to Jamaat-e-Islami, an organization banned by Indian authorities since February 2019.
Kashmir Police Seize 668 Islamic Books in Controversial Raid
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FEB 20FEB 20
World's Largest Religious Festival Begins in India
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JAN 13JAN 13
India: Modi Leads Consecration of Controversial Hindu Temple
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JAN 22 2024JAN 2024
Report: Anti-Muslim Hate Speech Surges in India
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FEB 26 2024FEB 2024
Calf. Gov. Newsom Vetoes Law Banning Caste Discrimination
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OCT 9 2023OCT 2023
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