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Trump Administration Blurs Church-State Lines with Increasing Religious Overtone
President Trump's administration is increasingly blurring the lines between church and state, as evidenced by numerous recent events including a memorial service for Charlie Kirk that featured numerous top government officials openly expressing their Christian faith, and new policies allowing increa...
Trump Administration Blurs Church-State Lines with Increasing Religious Overtone
President Trump's administration is increasingly blurring the lines between church and state, as evidenced by numerous recent events including a memorial service for Charlie Kirk that featured numerous top government officials openly expressing their Christian faith, and new policies allowing increa...
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36% Bias Score
Canada Introduces Anti-Hate Bill with Strict Penalties
Canada's Justice Minister announced a new bill on Friday that criminalizes obstructing access to places of worship and promoting hatred through hate symbols, aiming to combat the rise in hate crimes.
Canada Introduces Anti-Hate Bill with Strict Penalties
Canada's Justice Minister announced a new bill on Friday that criminalizes obstructing access to places of worship and promoting hatred through hate symbols, aiming to combat the rise in hate crimes.
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16% Bias Score
Spain Debates Ban on Islamic Veil in Public Spaces
The Spanish political landscape is currently grappling with proposals to ban the Islamic veil in public spaces and schools, mirroring debates in other European countries.
Spain Debates Ban on Islamic Veil in Public Spaces
The Spanish political landscape is currently grappling with proposals to ban the Islamic veil in public spaces and schools, mirroring debates in other European countries.
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16% Bias Score
Legal challenge to Abergavenny library lease for mosque
Four individuals—three councillors and a resident—initiated a legal challenge against Monmouthshire council's decision to lease the former Abergavenny library to a Muslim community group for £6,000 annually over 30 years, citing concerns over transparency and fairness in the use of public assets.
Legal challenge to Abergavenny library lease for mosque
Four individuals—three councillors and a resident—initiated a legal challenge against Monmouthshire council's decision to lease the former Abergavenny library to a Muslim community group for £6,000 annually over 30 years, citing concerns over transparency and fairness in the use of public assets.
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36% Bias Score
Ukraine to Sue Ukrainian Orthodox Church for Ties to Russia
The Ukrainian government is suing the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) for failing to sever ties with the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) after a 30-day deadline, despite the UOC denying the accusations and criticizing the investigation's methodology.
Ukraine to Sue Ukrainian Orthodox Church for Ties to Russia
The Ukrainian government is suing the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) for failing to sever ties with the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) after a 30-day deadline, despite the UOC denying the accusations and criticizing the investigation's methodology.
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40% Bias Score
Otto Versand Removes Children's Hijab Amidst Controversy
Otto Versand, a German online retailer, removed a children's hijab (ages 5-8) from its platform after public criticism, sparking a debate on religious freedom and gender equality in Germany, despite the legality of selling and wearing such items.
Otto Versand Removes Children's Hijab Amidst Controversy
Otto Versand, a German online retailer, removed a children's hijab (ages 5-8) from its platform after public criticism, sparking a debate on religious freedom and gender equality in Germany, despite the legality of selling and wearing such items.
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64% Bias Score
Vermont Christian School Reinstated in State Competitions After Transgender Athlete Ban
A federal appeals court reinstated Mid Vermont Christian School in Vermont state competitions after it was banned for forfeiting a basketball game against a team with a transgender athlete, citing the school's likely success on its Free Exercise claim.
Vermont Christian School Reinstated in State Competitions After Transgender Athlete Ban
A federal appeals court reinstated Mid Vermont Christian School in Vermont state competitions after it was banned for forfeiting a basketball game against a team with a transgender athlete, citing the school's likely success on its Free Exercise claim.
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60% Bias Score
Austria Proposes New Headscarf Ban for Girls Under 14
Austria's Integration Minister Claudia Plakolm proposed a law banning headscarves for girls under 14 in schools, citing concerns about oppression, despite potential legal challenges and criticism regarding its impact on religious freedom and self-determination.
Austria Proposes New Headscarf Ban for Girls Under 14
Austria's Integration Minister Claudia Plakolm proposed a law banning headscarves for girls under 14 in schools, citing concerns about oppression, despite potential legal challenges and criticism regarding its impact on religious freedom and self-determination.
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40% Bias Score
Texas's Controversial Ten Commandments Law Sparks Teacher Defiance
A new Texas law mandating Ten Commandments classroom displays prompts teachers to creatively challenge or comply with the mandate, highlighting religious freedom concerns and diverse responses.
Texas's Controversial Ten Commandments Law Sparks Teacher Defiance
A new Texas law mandating Ten Commandments classroom displays prompts teachers to creatively challenge or comply with the mandate, highlighting religious freedom concerns and diverse responses.
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28% Bias Score
German Court Rules Bundeswehr Wrongfully Dismissed Soldier, Allowing Conscientious Objection to Israel Deployment
A German court ruled the Bundeswehr's dismissal of a soldier, Yunus Yar, was unlawful, citing insufficient evidence for alleged misconduct and upholding his right to conscientious objection regarding deployment to Israel.
German Court Rules Bundeswehr Wrongfully Dismissed Soldier, Allowing Conscientious Objection to Israel Deployment
A German court ruled the Bundeswehr's dismissal of a soldier, Yunus Yar, was unlawful, citing insufficient evidence for alleged misconduct and upholding his right to conscientious objection regarding deployment to Israel.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Court Rules Against Illegal Mosque Surveillance
A Dutch court ruled that the municipality of Veenendaal illegally surveilled a mosque for radicalism without legal authority, violating privacy rights and setting a significant precedent for protecting religious communities from unwarranted government surveillance.
Dutch Court Rules Against Illegal Mosque Surveillance
A Dutch court ruled that the municipality of Veenendaal illegally surveilled a mosque for radicalism without legal authority, violating privacy rights and setting a significant precedent for protecting religious communities from unwarranted government surveillance.
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48% Bias Score
Minnesota Law Barring Religious Colleges From Tuition Program Ruled Unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled Minnesota's law unconstitutionally barring religious colleges from a tuition program, siding with Christian colleges and families who challenged the law; the 2023 amendment to the Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Act blocked schools requiring faith statements or using re...
Minnesota Law Barring Religious Colleges From Tuition Program Ruled Unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled Minnesota's law unconstitutionally barring religious colleges from a tuition program, siding with Christian colleges and families who challenged the law; the 2023 amendment to the Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Act blocked schools requiring faith statements or using re...
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48% Bias Score
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