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Berlin's Religious Symbol Ban Sparks Wider European Debate
Germany's Green Party seeks to repeal Berlin's law banning religious symbols for public servants, igniting a broader European debate on secularism versus religious freedom in public life, with varying national approaches ranging from France's strict secularism to Sweden's permissive stance.
Berlin's Religious Symbol Ban Sparks Wider European Debate
Germany's Green Party seeks to repeal Berlin's law banning religious symbols for public servants, igniting a broader European debate on secularism versus religious freedom in public life, with varying national approaches ranging from France's strict secularism to Sweden's permissive stance.
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44% Bias Score
Supreme Court to Decide on Public Funding for Religious Charter School
The Supreme Court hears arguments on Wednesday in the case of St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School, Oklahoma's first publicly funded religious charter school, which was blocked by the state Supreme Court for violating the First Amendment; Justice Amy Coney Barrett recused herself.
Supreme Court to Decide on Public Funding for Religious Charter School
The Supreme Court hears arguments on Wednesday in the case of St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School, Oklahoma's first publicly funded religious charter school, which was blocked by the state Supreme Court for violating the First Amendment; Justice Amy Coney Barrett recused herself.
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56% Bias Score
Suspect Arrested in Murder of Malian Man in French Mosque
A French man of Bosnian origin, born in 2004, was arrested in Italy for the murder of Aboubakar, a young Malian killed in a Gard mosque while praying; the suspect filmed the attack, uttering anti-Muslim slurs and expressing intentions to become a serial killer, prompting widespread protests against ...
Suspect Arrested in Murder of Malian Man in French Mosque
A French man of Bosnian origin, born in 2004, was arrested in Italy for the murder of Aboubakar, a young Malian killed in a Gard mosque while praying; the suspect filmed the attack, uttering anti-Muslim slurs and expressing intentions to become a serial killer, prompting widespread protests against ...
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40% Bias Score
Israeli Christians Protest Netanyahu's Handling of Pope Francis' Death
Israeli Christians protested Prime Minister Netanyahu's response to Pope Francis' death, criticizing the lack of an official statement of sorrow, the deletion of condolence tweets, and restrictions on worshippers at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, demanding an investigation and apology.
Israeli Christians Protest Netanyahu's Handling of Pope Francis' Death
Israeli Christians protested Prime Minister Netanyahu's response to Pope Francis' death, criticizing the lack of an official statement of sorrow, the deletion of condolence tweets, and restrictions on worshippers at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, demanding an investigation and apology.
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40% Bias Score
NDP Fights to Retain Manitoba Seats Amidst Free Speech Debate
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is campaigning in Winnipeg and Edmonton, focusing on retaining NDP-held seats and highlighting the party's progressive policies, including new dental care and pharmacare initiatives. However, the campaign also features a debate between NDP and Liberal candidates regarding th...
NDP Fights to Retain Manitoba Seats Amidst Free Speech Debate
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is campaigning in Winnipeg and Edmonton, focusing on retaining NDP-held seats and highlighting the party's progressive policies, including new dental care and pharmacare initiatives. However, the campaign also features a debate between NDP and Liberal candidates regarding th...
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44% Bias Score
VA Orders Staff to Report "Anti-Christian Bias"
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is instructing staff to report colleagues for "anti-Christian bias" to a new taskforce, prompted by an internal email from Secretary Doug Collins, following Donald Trump's executive order aimed at ending the "anti-Christian weaponization of government".
VA Orders Staff to Report "Anti-Christian Bias"
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is instructing staff to report colleagues for "anti-Christian bias" to a new taskforce, prompted by an internal email from Secretary Doug Collins, following Donald Trump's executive order aimed at ending the "anti-Christian weaponization of government".
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48% Bias Score
Oklahoma Supreme Court Blocks Publicly Funded Catholic Charter School
The Oklahoma Supreme Court blocked the creation of a publicly funded Catholic online charter school, Saint Isidore of Seville, citing violation of the First Amendment's establishment clause, despite arguments from the Alliance Defending Freedom advocating for parental choice and religious freedom.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Blocks Publicly Funded Catholic Charter School
The Oklahoma Supreme Court blocked the creation of a publicly funded Catholic online charter school, Saint Isidore of Seville, citing violation of the First Amendment's establishment clause, despite arguments from the Alliance Defending Freedom advocating for parental choice and religious freedom.
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48% Bias Score
Paris Protest Follows Islamophobic Murder in France
Hundreds protested in Paris on Sunday against the Islamophobic murder of Aboubakar Cisse in a French mosque on Friday; the main suspect, Olivier H, surrendered in Italy after posting a video expressing intent for more murders.
Paris Protest Follows Islamophobic Murder in France
Hundreds protested in Paris on Sunday against the Islamophobic murder of Aboubakar Cisse in a French mosque on Friday; the main suspect, Olivier H, surrendered in Italy after posting a video expressing intent for more murders.
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28% Bias Score
Desecration of Rabbi Chaim Vital's Tomb in Damascus Sparks Outrage
The tomb of Rabbi Chaim Vital, a key 16th-century Kabbalist, was desecrated in Damascus, Syria, on Thursday, prompting global outrage from Jewish leaders and calls for the Syrian government to protect Jewish holy sites, highlighting the decline of Jewish heritage in the region.
Desecration of Rabbi Chaim Vital's Tomb in Damascus Sparks Outrage
The tomb of Rabbi Chaim Vital, a key 16th-century Kabbalist, was desecrated in Damascus, Syria, on Thursday, prompting global outrage from Jewish leaders and calls for the Syrian government to protect Jewish holy sites, highlighting the decline of Jewish heritage in the region.
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24% Bias Score
Hong Kong Cardinal Allowed to Attend Pope's Funeral
93-year-old Cardinal Joseph Zen, a vocal critic of the Vatican-China agreement on bishop appointments, was allowed to leave Hong Kong to attend Pope Francis' funeral in Vatican City after a court hearing, despite having his passport confiscated in 2022 following an arrest under a national security l...
Hong Kong Cardinal Allowed to Attend Pope's Funeral
93-year-old Cardinal Joseph Zen, a vocal critic of the Vatican-China agreement on bishop appointments, was allowed to leave Hong Kong to attend Pope Francis' funeral in Vatican City after a court hearing, despite having his passport confiscated in 2022 following an arrest under a national security l...
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48% Bias Score
Hong Kong Cardinal Allowed to Attend Pope's Funeral
93-year-old Cardinal Joseph Zen, a vocal critic of the Vatican's deal with China on bishop appointments, was allowed to leave Hong Kong to attend Pope Francis' funeral in Vatican City after regaining his passport, which was confiscated following his 2022 arrest under a national security law; he will...
Hong Kong Cardinal Allowed to Attend Pope's Funeral
93-year-old Cardinal Joseph Zen, a vocal critic of the Vatican's deal with China on bishop appointments, was allowed to leave Hong Kong to attend Pope Francis' funeral in Vatican City after regaining his passport, which was confiscated following his 2022 arrest under a national security law; he will...
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48% Bias Score
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Parental Rights and LGBTQ+ Curriculum
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in Mahmoud v. Taylor, a case challenging a Maryland school district's policy requiring elementary students to engage with LGBTQ+ storybooks without parental opt-out, potentially reshaping parental rights and religious freedom in public education.
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Parental Rights and LGBTQ+ Curriculum
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in Mahmoud v. Taylor, a case challenging a Maryland school district's policy requiring elementary students to engage with LGBTQ+ storybooks without parental opt-out, potentially reshaping parental rights and religious freedom in public education.
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40% Bias Score
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