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Supreme Court Deadlocks on Taxpayer-Funded Religious Charter School
The Supreme Court deadlocked 4-4 on Oklahoma's plan to create the nation's first taxpayer-funded religious charter school, upholding lower court rulings that deemed it unconstitutional under the Establishment Clause; Justice Barrett recused herself.
Supreme Court Deadlocks on Taxpayer-Funded Religious Charter School
The Supreme Court deadlocked 4-4 on Oklahoma's plan to create the nation's first taxpayer-funded religious charter school, upholding lower court rulings that deemed it unconstitutional under the Establishment Clause; Justice Barrett recused herself.
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40% Bias Score
Kurtulmuş Apologizes for Remarks on Alevis Amidst Condemnation
Turkish Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş apologized for remarks about Alevis that eight Alevi organizations condemned as condoning genocide, demanding his resignation.
Kurtulmuş Apologizes for Remarks on Alevis Amidst Condemnation
Turkish Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş apologized for remarks about Alevis that eight Alevi organizations condemned as condoning genocide, demanding his resignation.
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44% Bias Score
French Government Report Links Muslim Group to Brotherhood
A French government report identifies the Fédération des Musulmans de France as potentially linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, raising concerns about 'entrism' and prompting the organization's strong denial and warnings against conflating Islam with radicalism; the report was examined during a May 21...
French Government Report Links Muslim Group to Brotherhood
A French government report identifies the Fédération des Musulmans de France as potentially linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, raising concerns about 'entrism' and prompting the organization's strong denial and warnings against conflating Islam with radicalism; the report was examined during a May 21...
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36% Bias Score
Turkey Expands Religious Affairs Directorate's Authority
Turkey's Parliament approved amendments broadening the Directorate of Religious Affairs' (Diyanet) powers to regulate religious publications, determine holidays, and offer spiritual guidance in various settings, including online content oversight with penalties for violations.
Turkey Expands Religious Affairs Directorate's Authority
Turkey's Parliament approved amendments broadening the Directorate of Religious Affairs' (Diyanet) powers to regulate religious publications, determine holidays, and offer spiritual guidance in various settings, including online content oversight with penalties for violations.
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52% Bias Score
Denmark Tries Quran Burning Case Under New Law
Two men stand trial in Denmark for burning a Quran during a June 2024 folk festival, a case under a new law criminalizing such acts that followed international outrage over similar incidents in 2023, raising concerns about free speech versus national security.
Denmark Tries Quran Burning Case Under New Law
Two men stand trial in Denmark for burning a Quran during a June 2024 folk festival, a case under a new law criminalizing such acts that followed international outrage over similar incidents in 2023, raising concerns about free speech versus national security.
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44% Bias Score
Machete Attack on Jewish-Owned Store in Djerba, Tunisia
A Jewish jewelry store owner was attacked with a machete in Djerba, Tunisia on Wednesday, resulting in severe hand injuries; the attacker, who had scouted the area the previous day, was apprehended by the community; the incident occurred amidst rising antisemitic online activity and previous attacks...
Machete Attack on Jewish-Owned Store in Djerba, Tunisia
A Jewish jewelry store owner was attacked with a machete in Djerba, Tunisia on Wednesday, resulting in severe hand injuries; the attacker, who had scouted the area the previous day, was apprehended by the community; the incident occurred amidst rising antisemitic online activity and previous attacks...
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36% Bias Score
Supreme Court Deadlocks on Religious Charter School Case
The Supreme Court deadlocked 4-4 in a case challenging Oklahoma's first religious charter school, upholding a lower court ruling that deemed it unconstitutional; Justice Amy Coney Barrett recused herself due to conflicts of interest, preventing a decision that could have set a national precedent on ...
Supreme Court Deadlocks on Religious Charter School Case
The Supreme Court deadlocked 4-4 in a case challenging Oklahoma's first religious charter school, upholding a lower court ruling that deemed it unconstitutional; Justice Amy Coney Barrett recused herself due to conflicts of interest, preventing a decision that could have set a national precedent on ...
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36% Bias Score
French Report Highlights Muslim Brotherhood Threat
A French government report details the Muslim Brotherhood's alleged threat to national cohesion through grassroots Islamism, prompting President Macron to request new government proposals and the report's imminent release.
French Report Highlights Muslim Brotherhood Threat
A French government report details the Muslim Brotherhood's alleged threat to national cohesion through grassroots Islamism, prompting President Macron to request new government proposals and the report's imminent release.
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44% Bias Score
Colorado Christian Summer Camp Sues State Over Gender-Identity Rules
Colorado's Camp IdRaHaJe, a Christian summer camp operating since 1948, is suing the state for violating its religious freedom by requiring gender-identity-aligned facilities, risking closure if it doesn't comply with new licensing rules.
Colorado Christian Summer Camp Sues State Over Gender-Identity Rules
Colorado's Camp IdRaHaJe, a Christian summer camp operating since 1948, is suing the state for violating its religious freedom by requiring gender-identity-aligned facilities, risking closure if it doesn't comply with new licensing rules.
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64% Bias Score
Washington Bishops Defy Child Abuse Reporting Law, Citing Religious Freedom
Washington state's new law, effective July 26, requires clergy to report child abuse, but Catholic bishops refuse, citing the inviolable seal of confession and threatening excommunication for compliant priests; the Department of Justice is investigating potential First Amendment violations.
Washington Bishops Defy Child Abuse Reporting Law, Citing Religious Freedom
Washington state's new law, effective July 26, requires clergy to report child abuse, but Catholic bishops refuse, citing the inviolable seal of confession and threatening excommunication for compliant priests; the Department of Justice is investigating potential First Amendment violations.
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60% Bias Score
French Man Charged with Murder in Mosque Attack
A 20-year-old French man, Olivier Hadzovic, was charged with the premeditated murder of 22-year-old Aboubakar Cissé in a mosque in La Grand-Combe, France on April 25th, after being apprehended in Italy; the murder has sparked debate about Islamophobia.
French Man Charged with Murder in Mosque Attack
A 20-year-old French man, Olivier Hadzovic, was charged with the premeditated murder of 22-year-old Aboubakar Cissé in a mosque in La Grand-Combe, France on April 25th, after being apprehended in Italy; the murder has sparked debate about Islamophobia.
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52% Bias Score
Washington's Child Abuse Reporting Law Sparks Church-State Conflict
Washington state's new law requires clergy to report child abuse confessions to law enforcement, prompting the Catholic Church to threaten excommunication for compliance and triggering a Department of Justice investigation into potential First Amendment violations.
Washington's Child Abuse Reporting Law Sparks Church-State Conflict
Washington state's new law requires clergy to report child abuse confessions to law enforcement, prompting the Catholic Church to threaten excommunication for compliance and triggering a Department of Justice investigation into potential First Amendment violations.
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60% Bias Score
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