January 13, 2021
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Supreme Court wrestles with Georgia college free speech case The Associated Press Supreme Court reinstates restrictions on abortion pill Politico For insurrectionists, a violent faith brewed from nationalism, conspiracies and Jesus Religion News Service Anti-Semitism seen in Capitol insurrection raises alarms The Associated Press Conflict over Capitol mob coverage roils Jewish Long Island as Orthodox media navigates a divided audience Jewish Telegraphic Agency Colorado’s Supreme Court first in U.S. to revamp common-law marriage for same-sex couples The Denver Post * On his way to prison, Catholic activist advocates for COVID-19 prisoner release Religion News Service Priest who spoke at Sen. Kennedy’s funeral denies sex abuse The Associated Press
UK tightens rules on using Uighur-picked cotton BBC News China says will defend self over UK Xinjiang labor measures The Associated Press Huawei patent mentions use of Uighur-spotting tech BBC News Ireland apologizes for ‘profound failure’ at Mother and Baby homes Reuters Priest accused of abetting alleged sex abuse ring hired by diocesan charity Religion News Service Shincheonji: Korean sect leader found not guilty of breaking virus law BBC News
How Catholic leaders helped give rise to violence at the U.S. Capitol America * How self-proclaimed ‘prophets’ from a growing Christian movement provided religious motivation for the Jan. 6 events at the U.S. Capitol The Conversation Scholars of religion and politics respond to the Capitol insurrection Religion & Politics ’How did we get here?‘ A call for an evangelical reckoning on Trump NPR Leaked location data shows another Muslim prayer app tracking users Vice
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