Religion - Page 32

May 29

Rabbi attacked in DC slams city's handling of antisemitism

Rabbi Shmuel Herzfeld, who was attacked outside the Israeli Embassy in 2024, accuses D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser of "tolerating" antisemitism.

May 29

Justice Department takes on small Idaho town in religious freedom battle over church permit

DOJ accuses Troy, Idaho, of violating RLUIPA by denying Christ Church a permit, alleging discrimination and burden on religious exercise in zoning laws.

May 28

Franklin Graham meets with Zelenskyy in Berlin, offers prayer as Russia-Ukraine war escalates

Franklin Graham reflected on a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, saying he prayed for peace in Ukraine and believes “only God can solve" the conflict with Russia.

May 28

Senators condemn fatal shooting of Israeli embassy employees as families mourn

Senators from both parties unite against antisemitism after the tragic deaths of Israeli Embassy staffers leaving the Capital Jewish Museum last week.

May 27

Trump moves to cancel all Harvard federal contracts

Fox News correspondent Molly Line breaks down Harvard University's court battle with the Trump administration to enroll international students on 'Special Report.'

May 27

Rare glimpse: 440-year-old remains of Saint Teresa draw 100,000 pilgrims to Spain

Pilgrims flock to Alba de Tormes, Spain, to view the 440-year-old remains of Saint Teresa of Avila, displayed by the Catholic Church for the first time in 110 years.

May 27

Putin rejects Trump's Vatican push as Kremlin accuses him of being 'emotional': envoy Kellogg

Putin rejects Trump's Vatican peace talks proposal for Russia-Ukraine, suggesting Geneva instead. Trump condemns Putin's drone strikes as 'crazy' on social media.

May 26

Jordan Peterson stuns atheist debaters by refusing to identify as Christian in viral exchange

Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson's unexpected response left atheist debate opponents visibly shocked on popular YouTube channel, Jubilee, in a viral video.

May 26

WaPo deletes post about confusion on 'where Jews belong' after Israeli embassy staff killings

Washington Post deleted an X post on Saturday that described how the recent killings “amplify the confusion" felt by Jewish people about “where Jews belong."

May 26

Researchers find 'compelling evidence' of possible Noah's Ark remains in one country

Potentially indicating the location of Noah's Ark, researchers at Turkey's Durupinar site have uncovered promising evidence of a man-made structure within a boat-shaped formation.