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Chip Roy

Two Texas GOP reps launch new Sharia Caucus

Texans continue to lead anti-Sharia law initiatives, including launching a new caucus in the U.S. House and filing legislation to remove the tax-exempt status of organizations that fund terrorism.

Political Ethics

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Sen. Raphael Warnock, Nov. 8, 2022

Warnock facing growing scrutiny for church ties to anti-Semitic, black supremacist academic

Leonard Jeffries "preaches Jew-hatred like a religion," is "central member" of Afrocentrism movement's "extreme" wing, which is "Europhobic and anti-Semitic, as well as racist, anti-Arab and anti-Catholic," according to American Jewish Committee report.

Courts & Law

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The cross is placed on the Bible.

Christian nonprofit sues California technology company over alleged religious discrimination

The nonprofit claims that Asana rejected its request for the 50% discount the provider offers nonprofits for its project management software, because “organizations that are ... religious … in nature aren’t eligible," lawyers say.

Courts & Law

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Supreme Court

Supreme Court in oral arguments appears likely to favor Catholic groups in tax exemption case

Both liberal and conservative justices seemed concerned about the state of Wisconsin determining which group could get exemptions based on religious beliefs under the First Amendment.

Harley Lippman: Democratic Party needs to reassess their principles

Courts & Law

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Supreme Court

Supreme Court to hear challenge on LGBTQ story time for elementary students next week

The Supreme Court will hear the case, Mahmoud v. Taylor, on Tuesday.

Free Speech

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HamlineU

University dumps art history professor after voluntary lesson about Muslim depictions of Muhammad

Student newspaper publishes, then deletes, essay by religion department chair explaining periods in which both Sunni and Shia accepted "visual representation" of the prophet. University consulted with Muslim Student Association before nonrenewal.

From the States

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Pam Bondi

AG Bondi warns funding recipients that DEI programs are unlawful discrimination

“This Department of Justice will not stand by while recipients of federal funds engage in illegal discrimination,” said AG Bondi. “This guidance will ensure we are serving the American people and not ideological agendas.”

Culture

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Red Guard

Forced apologies and public shaming for doctrinal deviation sweep American culture

'It’s a project to force people to adopt a civic religion directly contrary to their knowledge of the world,' says S.T. Karnick, editor of The American Culture web site.

From the States

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Federal judge blocks Washington state law requiring clergy to report abuse learned in confession

Senate Bill 5375 makes members of the clergy – including ministers, priests, rabbis and others – mandatory reporters of child abuse and neglect.

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