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Polling

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Grim reaper, Portland, Ore., Oct. 31, 2017

Nearly four-in-10 Americans believe humanity 'living in the end times,' poll

The belief is strongly correlated with education level and religion.

Emilie Kao, Director of The Devos Center for Religion and Civil Society

Courts & Law

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Supreme Court exterior

Supreme Court to rule in coming weeks on cases on religion, LGBT rights, new voting laws, Obamacare

The Supreme Court's nine-month terms starts in October and goes through June. Last year the justices worked into July due to pandemic.

Congress

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Sen. Ted Cruz in June 2020

Cruz introduces Senate bill to block COVID-19 funding for states discriminating against religion

States and local jurisdictions would not receive coronavirus funds if the Attorney General determines their they are practicing discrimination in coronavirus restrictions

Courts & Law

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The U.S. Supreme Court

Faith group provides tools for parents to opt out of LGBT curriculum after SCOTUS ruling

In Mahmoud v. Taylor, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that a Maryland school board’s introduction of "LGBTQ+-inclusive" books and curriculum “combined with its no-opt-out policy, burdens the parents’ right to the free exercise of religion.”

From the States

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Gov. Ron DeSantis

Florida Satanists volunteer to be school counselors after DeSantis permits chaplains to fill posts

DeSantis signed this legislation in April and stated that satanism is not a religion and said satanists couldn't participate. 

All Things Trump

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Donald Trump, 180 Church, Detroit, Mich., June 15, 2024

Trump jokes that Christians don't vote much, encourages them not to sit out 2024

Trump said that it was a pity that religion is seeming to become "less and less important" in the United States.

Kash Patel weighs in on FBI targeting Americans based on religion and political orientation

Religion

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Pete Hegseth

Hegseth to restore 'faith and virtue' in Chaplain Corps, replacing 'self-help and self-care'

Singles out Army's spiritual fitness guide as "unacceptable and unserious" for mentioning God once but "feelings 11 times" and "playfulness, whatever that is, nine times." Could change what qualifies as recognized religion.

72% of voters nationwide say faith or religion is important in their daily life

September 30, 2020
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