Michael Gryboski

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  Jun 30, 2020

  Supreme Court strikes down state ban on public aid to religious schools

  The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that religious schools can qualify for a state tax credit program even when the state constitution explicitly bans public aid to religious entities.

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  Jun 30, 2020

  ‘Uncertain and unsettling’: China approves controversial Hong Kong security law

  The People’s Republic of China has approved a new national security law for Hong Kong, igniting greater concerns about human rights in the semi-autonomous region.

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  Jun 30, 2020

  ‘Another disappointment’: 4 pro-life reactions to Supreme Court blocking La. abortion clinic law

  Here are four pro-life reactions to the U.S. Supreme Court decision that struck down the Louisiana law regulating abortion clinics.

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  Jun 29, 2020

  Historic St. John's Church gets security fencing in response to repeated abuse from protesters

  St. John’s Episcopal Church, the historic Washington, D.C., congregation based near the White House, agreed to have security fencing erected in response to repeated vandalism on its property.

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  Jun 29, 2020

  Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana law regulating abortion clinics

  The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a Louisiana state law requiring abortion providers to be held to similar standards as ambulatory surgical centers.

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  Jun 29, 2020

  Israel pulls the plug on GOD TV, claims it is trying to evangelize Jews

  Israel has decided to remove the U.S.-based evangelical Christian station GOD TV from the Israeli cable television provider HOT due to claims that it was trying to evangelize Jews.

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  Jun 28, 2020

  Most US Christians uncomfortable with returning to church: survey

  Nearly two-thirds of American Christians are uncomfortable with returning to in-person worship services over coronavirus concerns, according to a recent survey.

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  Jun 28, 2020

  This week in Christian history: Charles Finney ordained; Crusaders take Antioch; Dorothy Day

  This week in Church history: The ordination of Charles Finney, Catholic social activist Dorothy Day signs an anti-abortion statement, and the Crusaders take Antioch.

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  Jun 26, 2020

  NY officials can’t impose greater restrictions on religious services than businesses, protests: judge

  A federal judge has blocked New York officials from enforcing state restrictions on outdoor and indoor religious gatherings that are stricter than those imposed upon comparable secular entities.

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  Jun 26, 2020

  DOJ is overseeing 500 investigations into riots, Antifa: AG Barr

  The U.S. Department of Justice is overseeing around 500 investigations into violent riots that have occurred nationwide in the last few weeks, Attorney General William Barr has said.