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Exiled Russian Orthodox Priests Face Challenges in New Countries
Russian Orthodox priests are fleeing Russia due to persecution or restrictions under the Moscow-controlled church, facing challenges including lack of transferable skills, and seeking refuge and ministry opportunities abroad; one organization, Peace Unto All, assisted 45 priests and their families w...
Exiled Russian Orthodox Priests Face Challenges in New Countries
Russian Orthodox priests are fleeing Russia due to persecution or restrictions under the Moscow-controlled church, facing challenges including lack of transferable skills, and seeking refuge and ministry opportunities abroad; one organization, Peace Unto All, assisted 45 priests and their families w...
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40% Bias Score


Almere's Secret Mosque Surveillance: Rights Violations and Damaged Trust
The municipality of Almere secretly infiltrated mosques in 2021 to investigate radicalization, violating privacy and religious freedom, as reported by the Amsterdam Metropool Ombudsman; this led to damaged trust and calls for systemic changes.
Almere's Secret Mosque Surveillance: Rights Violations and Damaged Trust
The municipality of Almere secretly infiltrated mosques in 2021 to investigate radicalization, violating privacy and religious freedom, as reported by the Amsterdam Metropool Ombudsman; this led to damaged trust and calls for systemic changes.
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44% Bias Score


Diplomatic Intervention Saves Uman Holy Site
In 1979, Rabbi Michael Dorfman's diplomatic campaign, leveraging his connections with US President Jimmy Carter and key figures in the American Jewish community, successfully prevented the demolition of a Jewish holy site in Uman, Ukraine, during a Soviet urban renewal project, sparing a home and it...
Diplomatic Intervention Saves Uman Holy Site
In 1979, Rabbi Michael Dorfman's diplomatic campaign, leveraging his connections with US President Jimmy Carter and key figures in the American Jewish community, successfully prevented the demolition of a Jewish holy site in Uman, Ukraine, during a Soviet urban renewal project, sparing a home and it...
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44% Bias Score


Australian Sect Members Guilty of Manslaughter in Faith-Healing Death
Fourteen members of an Australian religious sect were found guilty of manslaughter for the death of an 8-year-old girl with Type 1 diabetes after they withheld insulin treatment, believing God would heal her; the judge found her death "inevitable".
Australian Sect Members Guilty of Manslaughter in Faith-Healing Death
Fourteen members of an Australian religious sect were found guilty of manslaughter for the death of an 8-year-old girl with Type 1 diabetes after they withheld insulin treatment, believing God would heal her; the judge found her death "inevitable".
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48% Bias Score


Heybeliada Seminary Reopening Nears Amidst Legal and Political Discussions
The Heybeliada Ruhban Okulu, a Greek Orthodox seminary closed since 1971, is set to reopen in 2024 following recent meetings between Turkish government officials and the Ecumenical Patriarchate, focusing on the school's legal status.
Heybeliada Seminary Reopening Nears Amidst Legal and Political Discussions
The Heybeliada Ruhban Okulu, a Greek Orthodox seminary closed since 1971, is set to reopen in 2024 following recent meetings between Turkish government officials and the Ecumenical Patriarchate, focusing on the school's legal status.
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36% Bias Score


Vance Criticizes Catholic Church's Response to Trump's Immigration Policies
Vice President Vance criticized the Catholic Church's condemnation of the Trump administration's immigration policies, citing over 200 executive orders impacting immigration enforcement, birthright citizenship, and refugee admissions, some of which face legal challenges and have caused funding cuts ...
Vance Criticizes Catholic Church's Response to Trump's Immigration Policies
Vice President Vance criticized the Catholic Church's condemnation of the Trump administration's immigration policies, citing over 200 executive orders impacting immigration enforcement, birthright citizenship, and refugee admissions, some of which face legal challenges and have caused funding cuts ...
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52% Bias Score

Irish Teacher Jailed Repeatedly for Refusal to Use Transgender Student's Pronouns
Enoch Burke, a teacher in Wilson's Hospital School, Ireland, repeatedly defied a court order to refrain from using a transgender student's preferred pronouns, leading to his repeated imprisonment and his father's imprisonment for assaulting a garda during court proceedings. The family maintains the ...

Irish Teacher Jailed Repeatedly for Refusal to Use Transgender Student's Pronouns
Enoch Burke, a teacher in Wilson's Hospital School, Ireland, repeatedly defied a court order to refrain from using a transgender student's preferred pronouns, leading to his repeated imprisonment and his father's imprisonment for assaulting a garda during court proceedings. The family maintains the ...
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72% Bias Score

Trump's Immigration Crackdown Causes Fear Among Latino Churches
President Trump's administration is cracking down on illegal immigration, causing fear among Latino churches who worry about mass deportations during services; Reverend Gabriel Salguero of NaLEC advocates for a balanced approach focusing on violent criminals while protecting law-abiding immigrants.

Trump's Immigration Crackdown Causes Fear Among Latino Churches
President Trump's administration is cracking down on illegal immigration, causing fear among Latino churches who worry about mass deportations during services; Reverend Gabriel Salguero of NaLEC advocates for a balanced approach focusing on violent criminals while protecting law-abiding immigrants.
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40% Bias Score

Senate Republicans Introduce Bill to Ban U.S. Foreign Aid for Abortion
Republican senators introduced the American Values Act, a bill that permanently prohibits using U.S. foreign aid for abortion services, expanding existing restrictions to include research, promotion, and lobbying, impacting various organizations and potentially affecting access to reproductive healt...

Senate Republicans Introduce Bill to Ban U.S. Foreign Aid for Abortion
Republican senators introduced the American Values Act, a bill that permanently prohibits using U.S. foreign aid for abortion services, expanding existing restrictions to include research, promotion, and lobbying, impacting various organizations and potentially affecting access to reproductive healt...
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60% Bias Score

Quaker Groups Sue Trump Administration Over Immigration Enforcement in Houses of Worship
Five Quaker groups are suing the Trump administration to prevent immigration arrests and searches in houses of worship after a policy change that rescinded protections for churches and schools, impacting religious freedom and potentially deterring individuals from seeking refuge.

Quaker Groups Sue Trump Administration Over Immigration Enforcement in Houses of Worship
Five Quaker groups are suing the Trump administration to prevent immigration arrests and searches in houses of worship after a policy change that rescinded protections for churches and schools, impacting religious freedom and potentially deterring individuals from seeking refuge.
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40% Bias Score

Trump Order Allowing Church Raids Sparks Conflict with Catholic Bishops
President Trump's executive order removes protections for churches and schools, allowing ICE raids; Vice President Vance supports the order, criticizing the Catholic Bishops for prioritizing funding over humanitarian concerns, while the Bishops condemn the policy's impact on vulnerable populations.

Trump Order Allowing Church Raids Sparks Conflict with Catholic Bishops
President Trump's executive order removes protections for churches and schools, allowing ICE raids; Vice President Vance supports the order, criticizing the Catholic Bishops for prioritizing funding over humanitarian concerns, while the Bishops condemn the policy's impact on vulnerable populations.
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60% Bias Score

Supreme Court to Decide on Public Funding for Religious Charter Schools
The Supreme Court will decide whether states can refuse public funding to religious charter schools, after Oklahoma denied funding to St. Isidore Catholic Virtual School, sparking a nationwide debate on religious freedom and the separation of church and state.

Supreme Court to Decide on Public Funding for Religious Charter Schools
The Supreme Court will decide whether states can refuse public funding to religious charter schools, after Oklahoma denied funding to St. Isidore Catholic Virtual School, sparking a nationwide debate on religious freedom and the separation of church and state.
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48% Bias Score
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