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Local Governments Use Bureaucracy Against Prayer

Local Governments Use Bureaucracy Against Prayer

As Congress discusses anti-Semitism legislation and the Religious Freedom Committee examines the rise in hate, a case before the Supreme Court highlights a different, perhaps less obvious, issue. It suggests that local officials are leveraging bureaucracy to suppress Jewish worship in private residences. On a recent Saturday morning, Daniel Grand invited neighbors over for prayer. […]

The Iranian government’s internet shutdown is muffling millions and concealing executions, says an Iranian author.

The Iranian government's internet shutdown is muffling millions and concealing executions, says an Iranian author.

Concerns Over Iran’s Internet Blackout and Human Rights Violations Amidst a tight internet blackout in Iran, voices are rising about the regime’s brutal actions against its citizens. An Iranian-American, Sheila Amir, recently highlighted how this near-total communication shutdown is obscuring widespread executions. She told the Post that the blackout, which has persisted for 1,000 hours […]

UK Government’s Proposal to Abolish Jury Trials Passes Initial Step

UK Government's Proposal to Abolish Jury Trials Passes Initial Step

Controversial Bill Advances in British Parliament A significant step was taken on Tuesday as British MPs supported a bill aimed at abolishing jury trials in most cases. This proposal has sparked considerable debate as it heads to the next stage of the legislative process. Authored by Deputy Prime Minister and Attorney General David Lammy, the […]