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Catholics and ‘nones’ played key role in Democrats’ historic victory, exit polls show
(RNS) — 'I think it was pretty much an economic election, inflation election, a dissatisfaction with Trump election,' said political scientist Ryan Burge.
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7mA majority of Michigan Jews voted for El-Sayed, polling suggests, but divisions remain
(RNS) — The Michigan Senate results, among other national races, suggest that the turmoil and divisions surrounding Israel and antisemitism that roiled Jewish communities prior to the midterms did not result in dramatic voting changes.
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5mMidterms were a victory for Golden Rule Christianity
(RNS — Democrats owe much of their success in the midterm election to religious voters.
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4mAt least 7 Muslims win election to Congress, a record
(RNS) — Their election wins come amid an increasingly hostile political environment for Muslim American candidates.
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9mAs it gets harder to figure out what to eat, some Americans are turning to religion for answers
(The Conversation) — A scholar spent time with 4 alternative food movements to explore how religious Americans are choosing a ‘moral’ diet.
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6mThousands of volunteers build 108 stupas in a day in Bhutan's Gelephu Mindfulness City
GELEPHU, Bhutan (AP) — Conceived by Bhutan’s King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and designed by Danish architects, the city is taking shape as a vibrant economic hub that puts the ideals of ecological sustainability and the happiness of the country's citizens over commercial profit.