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A majority of Michigan Jews voted for El-Sayed, polling suggests, but divisions remain
For some Jews in Michigan, the election of Abdul El-Sayed, a Muslim with sharply critical views toward Israel, as their US senator represented a stark new reality....
The rise of the American Muslim public servant
It turns out that organized Islamophobia has given American Muslims the incentive to organize as well.
Bonhoeffer’s warning
In a 1939 essay, he compares the German and US churches—and asks what Christian freedom looks like when political pressure overwhelms theological clarity.
Waking up in a no-longer-red state
Here in Texas, Republican dominance just collapsed in an evening. The state was also the site of some earlier signs of the national blue wave to come.