Some time back, on June 28, 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld Presidential Proclamation 9645 which restricted immigration from eight countries – Libya, Iran, Syria, Somalia, Yemen, North Korea, Venezuela...
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China changed its stance after pressure The JeM's latest act of terror was the Pulwama bombing in Indian administered Kashmir, where a suicide bomber killed 40 Indian army personnel. New Delhi termed...
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12 Mar 2019
Derek Welch
62 percent anti-Muslim sentiment reported within Evangelical community The Foundation for Ethnic Understanding (FFEU) partnered with PSB Research to conduct a United States extensive survey on the relationship...
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History would be made even if one Muslim American female candidate wins. The 2018 political year is proving to be watershed for women in American politics. Multiple U.S. primaries have ended in women...
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In a recent decision the Supreme Court has upheld the third version of the Travel Ban. The decision to uphold the Travel Ban has disappointed many and raised various concerns. For me, being...
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82 percent of the religiously non-affiliated oppose the separation. A poll conducted by Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) on various immigration issues revealed that an overwhelming majority...
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28 Jun 2018 Nathan Glover
The decision was based on religious hate targeting people from a particular religion. . In a 5-4 decision, the court has given its nod to the travel ban's third iteration brought by President...
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President Trump’s “Muslim Ban” Gains Huge Win In a historically significant Supreme Court decision, President Trump’s ban on travelers from several countries, mostly Muslim-majority nations,...
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Only 17% of refugees who entered the U.S. in 2018 have been Muslim. In contrast, the number of Christian refugees making America their home has tripled to what they were before. As per data...
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Customs and Border Patrol constituted 38 percent of the anti-Muslim incidents involving federal agencies. A Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) report titled “Targeted” describes...
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Profiles in Faith: Archbishop Desmond Tutu
