Religion

“I have been deeply disturbed by the unfounded and disturbing attacks against Adeel Mangi,” former federal judge Timothy Lewis told Senate leaders.
Muslim American communities still face resistance when trying to find places to bury their loved ones.
Judson Blevins, a city commissioner in Enid, Oklahoma, won’t refute evidence tying him to a secretive fascist group. Does the city care enough to recall him from office?
The flyer, which drew complaints from parents, emphasized the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and called the U.S. "a co-conspirator with Israel."
Experts break down this vocal phenomenon — most recently displayed by Sen. Katie Britt — and what it means in politics and pop culture today.
As Muslims around the world savor the traditions of their own diverse communities, tribulations like Gaza's death and starvation cast a dark shadow.
More than 45,000 voters cast their ballots for "uncommitted"  – over twice the number who voted for Biden challenger Rep. Dean Phillips in his home state.
Michigan organizers got 100,000 people to vote “uncommitted” and send a message to President Joe Biden about his policy in Gaza. Their effort likely won’t be the last.
The "Late Night" host gave the former president hell for his divine claim.
For weeks, voters have pledged to turn their back on Biden over his policy in Gaza — and early returns show a significant protest vote.