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A place of prayer became a scene of shock and grief when an Ohio Hindu temple was vandalized, leaving worshippers shaken and searching for answers. The incident has drawn renewed attention to the safety of religious minority communities across the United States.
The Trump White House falsely claimed Janelle Stelson’s campaign employed an undocumented immigrant. Stelson's team denies any connection.
Isaias, the first Atlantic hurricane, is expected to make landfall along the U.S. Gulf Coast on Friday.
On Sept. 4, masked immigration agents rolled into Dover, N.J., reigniting rumors about ICE using a Roxbury warehouse.
Religion touches nearly every corner of American public life — from the Vatican's evolving stance on family to armed Jewish worshippers in the United States, from immigrant detainees on hunger strike to a Catholic archbishop taking the Trump administration to court.
Religion and public life are colliding on multiple fronts this week, from a historic legal battle between a Catholic archbishop and the federal government to fresh debates about Jewish security, papal priorities, and the fate of a prominent divinity school.
Lawyers for Christa Pike, who survived a botched execution in Tennessee, were in court as she regained consciousness.
Three years after the Hamas attack on Israel killed 1,200 people, American Jewish communities are wrestling with a deeply personal question: how far should they go to protect their houses of worship? For a growing number of synagogues, the answer now includes armed congregants standing guard during prayer services.
President Trump approved the execution by firing squad of Nidal Hasan, marking the first military execution in decades.