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Boulder Attack Underscores Rise in US Antisemitism
Twelve people were injured in Boulder, Colorado, on Sunday when a suspect, Mohammed Sabry Soliman, threw incendiary devices at a group raising awareness for hostages held in Gaza; the attack is the latest in a series of incidents targeting Jewish people and institutions across the US, raising concer...
Boulder Attack Underscores Rise in US Antisemitism
Twelve people were injured in Boulder, Colorado, on Sunday when a suspect, Mohammed Sabry Soliman, threw incendiary devices at a group raising awareness for hostages held in Gaza; the attack is the latest in a series of incidents targeting Jewish people and institutions across the US, raising concer...
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40% Bias Score
London Quran Burning Leads to Hate Speech Conviction
Hamit Coskun, a 50-year-old man, was fined £240 in London for burning a Quran outside the Turkish consulate on February, shouting anti-Islamic slurs; a judge found his actions were motivated by hatred of Muslims, sparking debate about free speech.
London Quran Burning Leads to Hate Speech Conviction
Hamit Coskun, a 50-year-old man, was fined £240 in London for burning a Quran outside the Turkish consulate on February, shouting anti-Islamic slurs; a judge found his actions were motivated by hatred of Muslims, sparking debate about free speech.
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40% Bias Score
Egyptian Court Ruling Threatens Saint Catherine's Monastery
An Egyptian court ruling partially restricts Saint Catherine's Monastery's land ownership, impacting its long-term operation despite a prior agreement with Greece; Greece is now working to mitigate the consequences.
Egyptian Court Ruling Threatens Saint Catherine's Monastery
An Egyptian court ruling partially restricts Saint Catherine's Monastery's land ownership, impacting its long-term operation despite a prior agreement with Greece; Greece is now working to mitigate the consequences.
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56% Bias Score
Egypt Legally Protects Saint Catherine's Monastery
An Egyptian court ruling on May 28th protects Saint Catherine's Monastery from seizure, affirming its religious status and dismissing rumors; the Egyptian government emphasizes its commitment to preserving the monastery and its strong relationship with Greece.
Egypt Legally Protects Saint Catherine's Monastery
An Egyptian court ruling on May 28th protects Saint Catherine's Monastery from seizure, affirming its religious status and dismissing rumors; the Egyptian government emphasizes its commitment to preserving the monastery and its strong relationship with Greece.
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48% Bias Score
UK Court Case Tests Limits of Free Speech After Quran Burning
Hamit Coskun, 50, faces charges for burning a Quran outside London's Turkish consulate on February 13th; his defense argues the prosecution is equivalent to reinstating blasphemy laws, while the prosecution maintains the charges relate to disorderly conduct.
UK Court Case Tests Limits of Free Speech After Quran Burning
Hamit Coskun, 50, faces charges for burning a Quran outside London's Turkish consulate on February 13th; his defense argues the prosecution is equivalent to reinstating blasphemy laws, while the prosecution maintains the charges relate to disorderly conduct.
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40% Bias Score
FBI Investigates Alleged Targeted Violence Against Religious Groups in Seattle
Following accusations by Seattle's mayor that a Christian rally incited violence at a counter-protest, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino ordered an investigation into claims of targeted violence against religious groups; eight arrests were made during a subsequent protest.
FBI Investigates Alleged Targeted Violence Against Religious Groups in Seattle
Following accusations by Seattle's mayor that a Christian rally incited violence at a counter-protest, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino ordered an investigation into claims of targeted violence against religious groups; eight arrests were made during a subsequent protest.
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48% Bias Score
US-backed Gaza Aid Group Appoints Trump-linked Head Amid Neutrality Concerns
The US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) appointed Johnnie Moore, a right-wing evangelical with ties to Donald Trump, as its head on June 3rd, sparking concerns about neutrality. The GHF, operational for months, started food distribution after a partial lifting of Israel's blockade, despite ...
US-backed Gaza Aid Group Appoints Trump-linked Head Amid Neutrality Concerns
The US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) appointed Johnnie Moore, a right-wing evangelical with ties to Donald Trump, as its head on June 3rd, sparking concerns about neutrality. The GHF, operational for months, started food distribution after a partial lifting of Israel's blockade, despite ...
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48% Bias Score
Egypt Backtracks on Saint Catherine's Monastery Seizure Amidst International Outcry
An Egyptian court ruled the state owns Saint Catherine's Monastery, sparking international outrage due to its religious significance; the Egyptian government has since backtracked, claiming the ruling affects only peripheral lands and the monastery's religious status will be maintained, despite ongo...
Egypt Backtracks on Saint Catherine's Monastery Seizure Amidst International Outcry
An Egyptian court ruled the state owns Saint Catherine's Monastery, sparking international outrage due to its religious significance; the Egyptian government has since backtracked, claiming the ruling affects only peripheral lands and the monastery's religious status will be maintained, despite ongo...
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56% Bias Score
Turkey Grants Religious Affairs Presidency Power to Ban, Destroy Quran Translations
Turkey's parliament passed a law granting the Presidency of Religious Affairs the power to seize and destroy Quran translations deemed objectionable, including online content, with a two-week appeal period and final decisions thereafter; theologians are criticizing this as an 'Inquisition law'.
Turkey Grants Religious Affairs Presidency Power to Ban, Destroy Quran Translations
Turkey's parliament passed a law granting the Presidency of Religious Affairs the power to seize and destroy Quran translations deemed objectionable, including online content, with a two-week appeal period and final decisions thereafter; theologians are criticizing this as an 'Inquisition law'.
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56% Bias Score
DOJ Sues Idaho City for Religious Discrimination in Zoning Dispute
The Justice Department sued the city of Troy, Idaho, for religious discrimination after it denied Christ Church a permit to hold services in its downtown commercial district, allegedly violating the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA) by citing concerns about commercial imp...
DOJ Sues Idaho City for Religious Discrimination in Zoning Dispute
The Justice Department sued the city of Troy, Idaho, for religious discrimination after it denied Christ Church a permit to hold services in its downtown commercial district, allegedly violating the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA) by citing concerns about commercial imp...
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56% Bias Score
Syria's Hajj Pilgrimage Returns to Damascus After a Decade
Syrian pilgrims are performing the Hajj from Damascus for the first time since 2011, facilitated by a new transitional government and a streamlined electronic registration system that selected 22,500 pilgrims from 43,215 applicants via lottery, including 1,575 over 70, marking a significant shift in...
Syria's Hajj Pilgrimage Returns to Damascus After a Decade
Syrian pilgrims are performing the Hajj from Damascus for the first time since 2011, facilitated by a new transitional government and a streamlined electronic registration system that selected 22,500 pilgrims from 43,215 applicants via lottery, including 1,575 over 70, marking a significant shift in...
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40% Bias Score
NJ Town Seizes Church Property Over Planned Homeless Shelter
Toms River Township Council in New Jersey is using eminent domain to seize a 10-acre Christ Episcopal Church property to build a recreational area, allegedly in retaliation for the church's plan to open a 17-bed homeless shelter; the church plans to sue.
NJ Town Seizes Church Property Over Planned Homeless Shelter
Toms River Township Council in New Jersey is using eminent domain to seize a 10-acre Christ Episcopal Church property to build a recreational area, allegedly in retaliation for the church's plan to open a 17-bed homeless shelter; the church plans to sue.
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52% Bias Score
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