The war on Christians isn’t actually happening

He’s a superstar pastor. She worked for him and says he groped her repeatedly
The New York Times *
Arizona clergy call activists to support migrants on border
The Associated Press
Ocasio-Cortez and Sanders work to elect first Muslim governor
Politico
A ‘rainbow wave’? 2018 has more LGBT candidates than ever
The New York Times *
Her Mormon college upheld her sex-assault complaint — but kicked her out anyway
The Salt Lake Tribune *
Duke Divinity School dean steps down as diversity struggle continues
Religion News Service
Pittsburgh bishop pledges to release names of clergy accused of sexual abuse
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette *
Amar’e Stoudemire is on a religious quest
The New York Times *
 

International Headlines

Argentine abortion bill loses momentum after senator pulls support
Reuters
Brazil’s Supreme Court considers decriminalizing abortion
The New York Times *
Brazilians turn to evangelical church in rural town wracked by drugs and poverty
NPR
Feeling sidelined, Israel’s Druze protest Jewish nation bill
The Associated Press
Anti-Semitic graffiti scrawled on childhood home of Elie Wiesel in Romania
The New York Times *
Retired Pope Benedict accused of anti-Semitism after article on Christians and Jews
Religion News Service
Woman fined $156 for wearing face veil in Denmark
The Associated Press
Are ISIS fighters prisoners or honored guests of the Afghan government?
The New York Times *
 

Analysis & Commentary

Banning Muslim veils tends to backfire — why do countries keep doing it?
The Atlantic
On death penalty, pope diverges from his U.S. flock
The Washington Post *
The Jewish crossroads
The New York Times *
Tales from a street of mosques, synagogues, churches and temples
Al Jazeera
The war on Christians isn’t actually happening
The Boston Globe *
What does the future hold for France’s ‘IS children’?
BBC News
 

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