The travel ban, the law, and what’s ‘right’

Abortion foes play down possibility of immediately overturning Roe v. Wade
The Washington Post *
With Roe in the balance, two Republicans hold high court in their hands
The New York Times *
Faith-based agencies open doors to kids separated at the border
Religion News Service
A second chance for an Ivy League ISIS recruit
The New York Times *
Autopsy confirms Texas church gunman died by suicide
The Associated Press
Alabama evangelist Acton Bowen indicted on new Jeffco child sex charge
AL.com
Prosecutor to press court to release church abuse report
The Associated Press
Father molested his children for years and Mormon bishops did not report it to police, lawsuit and documentary claim
The Salt Lake Tribune *
Orthodox rabbi chosen to lead multifaith California theological center
Religion News Service
 

International Headlines

Far-right cell plotted attack on French Muslims, authorities say
The New York Times *
Second Canadian judge suspends Quebec niqab ban
Reuters
Iran cleric calls for calm after days of protests: Fars news agency
Reuters
Thousands oppose Indian citizenship for Hindu migrants
The Associated Press
Mormon Church must end children’s sexual interviews, members say
BBC News
Pope replaces Australian prelate who opposes sex abuse norm
The Associated Press
Banning the Uluru climb in Australia: ‘This rock means everything to us’
BBC News
 

Analysis & Commentary

The #MosqueMeToo movement
The Wall Street Journal *
Without Kennedy, the future of gay rights is fragile
The New York Times *
The travel ban, the law, and what’s ‘right’
The Atlantic
The woman who argued Roe v. Wade on Kennedy retiring: ‘We thought we had won this’
Vox

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