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We practice our faith by welcoming refugees. Now, that work is at risk.
Faith-based organizations warn the Trump administration's 2026 refugee plan undermines USRAP, prioritizes Afrikaners, abandons vulnerable refugees, and urge restoring moral, bipartisan refugee…
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6mFor Jewish activists in Brooklyn, Yom Kippur becomes a day to mourn Palestinians
NEW YORK (RNS) — As the highly anticipated US visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approaches this week, attendees denounced how the Israeli government has handled the war.
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4mChurches must help protect election integrity and restore faith in democracy
(RNS) — Churches should encourage their members to volunteer as poll workers and watchers for this year’s midterm election.
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9mAs the US and China race on AI, the Vatican presses for global safeguards
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — Pope Leo is quietly positioning the Vatican as a moral convener in the AI debate and a potential bridge between the rival superpowers.
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9mOscar Cantú, chair of US bishops' AI task force, urges Trump to look beyond ‘ego’ in AI race
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — Bishop Oscar Cantú, chair of the US bishops’ new AI task force, says the Church and White House are 'not in sync' on artificial intelligence, even as concerned technology leaders increasingly seek Catholic help in promoting regulation.
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11mWhat the Catholic Church can teach Silicon Valley about AI
(RNS) — As ethical and religious leaders at Santa Clara University in the heart of Silicon Valley, we suggest embracing an idea promoted by Pope Francis: synodality.