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

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

From the States

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Charlie Kirk

Student ousted from Zoom for sharing faith, saying he was moved by Charlie Kirk memorial

A high school student was muted and kicked off while sharing his faith during a daily “social time” Zoom meeting, violating his First Amendment rights, according to a religious liberty legal group.

Federal Agencies

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A sign marks the location of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) headquarters building on January 29, 2025, in Washington, DC.

Trump admin creates merit-based hiring plan, ending DEI federal hiring

“OPM is committed to creating a federal workforce that reflects the highest standards of merit and service,” OPM acting director Charles Ezell said.

Federal Agencies

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Education Department

U.S. Education Department launches America 250 effort

First Liberty Institute joined the department, along with 40 other organizations such as Turning Point USA, in launching this coalition on Constitution Day, commemorating the document’s signing on Sept. 17, 1787.

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.

Religion

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Pope Leo, King Charles

King Charles, Pope's prayer meeting marks big step toward healing deepest divides in Christianity

Under the frescoed heavens of the Sistine Chapel, King Charles III – Supreme Governor of the Church of England – bowed his head in prayer Thursday next to newly-installed Pope Leo XIV.

Religion

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Tim Walz

Judge strikes down Minnesota ban on conservative religious colleges in reimbursement program

State Department of Education tried to change law to ban "faith statements" for four years, then Legislature doomed it by failing to add severability clause, Trump nominee says. Christian colleges obviously not state actors, she says.

Crime

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Antisemitic hate crimes surge to new records in 2024: FBI

The report also found anti-Jewish hatred was the second-biggest motivator for hate crimes in 2024, with hatred for black people constituting the highest motivator.

From the States

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Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw holds a photograph of the rifle and other items found near where a suspect was discovered during a press conference regarding an apparent assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump on September 15, 2024 in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Jury of 12 seated for Routh’s trial; opening statements Wednesday or Thursday

Prosecutors say the suspect was going to attempt take the life of Donald Trump, eventual winner of the presidency over then-Vice President Kamala Harris, as he golfed on a Sunday afternoon.

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