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'Pharaoh does not win': An interfaith vigil kicks off NYC's 'No Kings' march
NEW YORK (RNS) — Just ahead of Passover and Holy Week, clergy invoked the biblical stories of liberation and resistance to mobilize faithful ahead of the city's march.
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10mEl-Sayed’s campaign test: Can he win over Black and Jewish voters?
DETROIT (RNS) — El-Sayed’s identity as a Muslim and an Arab American is a factor among key constituents in the Democratic Party: Black and Jewish voters.
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6mCatholic bishops pray over Trump days before midterms
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — The U.S. bishops’ conference said it had no role in the Oval Office gathering, which echoed prayer sessions with Trump’s evangelical supporters.
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8mMichigan’s US Senate race deeply divides the state’s Jews
DETROIT (RNS) — Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate, has been a sharp Israel critic, dividing Michigan Jews.
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9mReformation Sunday asks Christians a question: What is power for?
(RNS) — As Haitian Christians lead a pilgrimage across Ohio, their witness offers a different vision of Christian power — and a reminder of what happens when churches forget whom they serve.
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9mIndian Gen Z ‘cockroach’ protesters aim to upend assumptions about democracy – and populism – in Modi’s India
(The Conversation) — The protests challenge the government’s view of who “the people” are, what democracy means, and who speaks for youth, women and the politically marginalized.