The Decision To Officially Name Jerusalem the Capital of Israel is Designed to Create Muslim Violence President Trump has a problem. A central tenet of many of his policies requires Muslim violence....
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Recent Supreme Court ruling demonstrates a change in attitude toward decision to support “Muslim ban”. Yesterday the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the third iteration of President Trump’s...
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Iraqi Nationals Successfully Argue About Fear of Religious Prosecution A United States Federal Judge has temporarily stopped the deportation of Iraqis from the United States. Judge Mark Goldsmith from...
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13 Jul 2017
Derek Welch
President Trump's strict enforcement of refugee deportation hits his administration's concern for Christian refugees. An analysis of refugee data published by the U.S. State Department reveals that...
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Muslims are finding love online President Trump spent a lot of time preaching against Islam during his campaign. Forty-five days after being sworn in, President Trump signed an executive order banning...
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The two entities were among the first to openly protest the travel ban, but many more are also against it. This happened after the United States Supreme Court permitted an edited version of restrictions...
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Election of Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray comes after the resignation of ex-president amidst diversity issues. Frederick-Gray is the UUA's ninth president and will lead the 1,000 UUA congregations and 200,000...
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06 Jun 2017 Gary Nguyen
The US President’s comments on the recent UK terror attacks draws ire from various quarters It is the duty of a leader to restore calm among the people during turbulent times. However, U.S. President,...
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President Trump is seeking a reversal on the lower court's rulings. The United States Supreme Court received a petition from the Trump administration on June 1 requesting a reversal of the rulings...
Read more →To Mormons, the anti-immigration stance which causes Muslims to suffer can bring up racial memories. A 19-member Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints scholar group filed a brief at US Court...
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Religious News From Around the Web July 13, 2020
A Bahá’í perspective on reckoning with racism By Randolph Dobbs
No News is Good
You Don’t Have to be a Supreme Court Justice to See a Thumb on the Scales By Charles Franklin
