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For American Jews divided over Israel, Yom Kippur is a test of families and community

Get RNS’ thoughtful, essential religion reporting every morning. Sign up for free! (RNS and NPR) — Growing up in a Reform Jewish congregation, Adam loved

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A Sikh man was killed for looking like ‘the enemy’ after 9/11. Sikhs say the danger hasn’t passed.

(RNS) — Every year since 2001, the family of Balbir Singh Sodhi has held a solemn ritual: a vigil to honor the Sikh immigrant, gas

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At NBCUSA denominational meeting, leaders, advocates and AOC urge midterm voter turnout

(RNS) — The leader of the National Baptist Convention USA Inc., a historically Black denomination, said gerrymandering threatened to “destroy” the power of voters, in

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The post-9/11 infrastructure of Islamophobia

(RNS) — This week, Republicans are gathering for a midterm convention in Dallas, in my own backyard, immediately before the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11.

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A Catholic AG is challenging bishops over vaccines. He may not like the precedent.

(RNS) — Down in Florida, the Catholic attorney general is in a dustup with the state Catholic bishops conference over the issue of school vaccinations.

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Seven Vermont clergy arrested while protesting ICE targeting center

(RNS) — Seven faith leaders were arrested in Williston, Vermont on Friday morning (Sept. 4), for blockading the entrances to a building where workers help

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Two pastors detained, a student dead: Haitians in Ohio turn to faith amid fear of ICE

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March on Washington renews focus on voting rights after Supreme Court gutting

WASHINGTON (RNS) — Thousands of people gathered before the Lincoln Memorial on the 63rd anniversary of the March on Washington for a program Friday (Aug.

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Clergy rally for Haitians in Maryland county amid fears of ICE surge

SALISBURY, Md. (RNS) — A week after a local pastor claimed the large Haitian community in his town was being targeted by U.S. Immigration and

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Cardinal Brislin joins African clergy in calling Israel’s actions in Gaza genocide

VATICAN CITY (RNS) – Ten Catholic clergy from Africa, including Cardinal Stephen Brislin of South Africa, issued a statement Friday (Aug. 21) describing the Israeli