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Toronto’s First Holocaust Museum Now “A Place to Hear from Survivors Long After They’re Gone”

Toronto, home to just under half of Canada’s 335,000 Jews, now has its own Holocaust museum.

BYU Annual Review Confronts Problem of Dwindling Religious Communities—Consequences and Solutions

“Congregations hold people together. They hold their communities together.”

Minneapolis Is First Major U.S. City to OK Dawn-to-Nightfall Muslim Calls to Prayer

“Minneapolis has become a city for all religions.”

NYC Jewish Students & Educators Petition to Restore Time Off for Passover

For the first time in nearly 40 years, New York City public schools will be open during Passover.

Senate Confirms Highest Ranking Muslim in U.S. Government

“We are hopeful that Mr. Syed’s confirmation will … serve as inspiration for the next generation of American Muslim leaders.”

Five Years After the Deadliest Antisemitic Attack in U.S. History, the Killer Is on Trial

“There is no making sense of this senseless act. Mr. Bowers caused extraordinary harm to many, many people.”

In Victory Over Misinformation & Bigotry, Major Muslim Charity Wins Defamation Settlement

“By holding those who spread misinformation accountable for their actions, we can send a clear message that this type of behavior will not be tolerated.”

Socially Conscious Companies Say: “We Want Nothing to Do With Rinder & Remini’s Toxic Hate”

At a time when Audioboom has lost over 60% of its market value, the company has remained silent about its dissemination of hate.

Holland Becomes Latest In Parade of Nations to Officially Recognize the Scientology Religion

Millions of Scientologists in more than 150 countries celebrate this latest recognition as another victory for religious freedom.

U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Tuition Payments to Religious Schools

The Court concluded that making government payments to a religious entity based on the decision of an individual parent does not qualify as an establishment of religion.

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