January 28, 2021
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Aetna agrees to expand coverage for gender-affirming surgeries The New York Times * Evangelical Christian and Orthodox Jewish leaders offer spaces for vaccine distribution Religion News Service For the 5th time, Sen. Graham introduces 20-week abortion ban in Congress WCIV South Carolina ‘fetal heartbeat’ abortion bill on verge of passing Senate. Dems geared for battle The State * Utah’s pre-abortion course would feature heartbeat audio, procedure images under new state bill The Salt Lake Tribune * New Mexico bill to repeal abortion ban passes in House committee by 8-3 vote KOB Iowa House OKs constitutional amendment declaring no right to abortion The Gazette * Online forum helps Asian Americans find their way in Americanized Buddhism Religion News Service
Poland enforces controversial near-total abortion ban BBC News Ultra-Orthodox unrest threatens Netanyahu re-election hopes The Associated Press Patriarch: Pope to meet Iraqi Shiite leader Sistani in Iraq The Associated Press German neo-Nazi sentenced to life for murder of Merkel ally The New York Times * New U.S. secretary of state favors cooperation with China despite genocide of Uighurs Reuters Bangladesh to move 2,000-3,000 more Rohingya Muslims to remote island despite criticism Reuters Singapore detains teen for intending to attack mosques Reuters Two men caned 77 times for having sex in Indonesia’s Aceh The Associated Press
Biden to drop Trump’s antiabortion ‘global gag rule.’ Here’s what that means for abortion access worldwide The Washington Post * How the Biden administration should stand up for abortion rights The Washington Post * ‘The Capitol insurrection was as Christian nationalist as it gets’ The New York Times * The Supreme Court upheld Trump’s Muslim ban. Let’s not forget that The New York Times * The born-again congressman worried about his church The Atlantic * The problem with India’s ‘love jihad’ laws The Conversation
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