Religious Exemption is a major topic of debate as White House outlines anti-discrimination policies. In 2008, Barack Obama asserted that he would implement policy
Meriam Ibrahim, a young Sudanese woman who had been living under a death sentence, was released from jail earlier this week, but has been
With their recent rise to power in Iraq, we should all know: who is ISIS? A new holy war has emerged on the Middle
In January 2011, the governor of Punjab, Salman Taseer, was gunned down by one of his own security guards over a controversial move —
Last Saturday, Pope Francis visited Calabria, an area in southern Italy with a significant organized crime presence, where he excommunicated the mafia. During the homily of his
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Last week, Sikhs around the world gathered publicly to remember the 30th anniversary of the Storming of the Golden Temple in Punjab, which began
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John Meis, a student of Seattle Pacific University, heroically intervened in last week's shooting at his campus. Witnesses of the shooting claim that John
Cincinnati Catholic Schoolteachers Stunned by Restrictive "Morality Clause" in New Employment Contract Catholic schoolteachers in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati are facing some tough decisions