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Healthcare workers continue legal battle against Maine's COVID-19 vaccine mandate
A group of Maine healthcare workers is appealing the dismissal of their lawsuit against the state’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate, which they believe violated their religious freedom rights.
Hindu temple backpedals after erasing Lutheran church from website
A Lutheran church in North Texas that was erased from the website of an adjacent Hindu temple is back from the dead — sort of.
Dr. Phil, 'The View' co-hosts debate impact of COVID-19 lockdowns: Kids were 'abandoned to their abusers'
Dr. Phil McGraw drew the ire of “The View” co-hosts during a recent appearance on the show after he highlighted the negative impact COVID-19 lockdowns had on schoolchildren, arguing that this particular demographic suffered more from “mismanagement” during the pandemic than the actual virus.
Metaverse use dips among churches as Zuckerberg remains committed to VR
Despite drawing significant interest during the coronavirus pandemic that created a buzz big enough to question whether it could replace megachurches, the excitement for the metaverse appears to have hit a bump as some 90% of churches have gravitated towards less expensive and more easily accessed online engagement.
Fauci takes flak for saying Catholic faith 'a thing I don't need to do'; critics call it 'straight up satanic'
Dr. Anthony Fauci recently drew scorn on social media after a clip went viral during which he explained that he feels no need to practice his Roman Catholic faith because he draws instead on his own "personal ethics."
Gavin Newsom cancels in-person tree-lighting ceremony, cites Gaza protests
The governor of California is canceling a nearly century-old Christmas tree lighting tradition at the state Capitol, citing the threat of pro-Palestinian protests.
Pope Francis denies calling conservative Cardinal Burke his 'enemy': report
Pope Francis reportedly confirmed to his biographer that he stripped U.S. Cardinal Raymond L. Burke of his salary and evicted him from his Vatican apartment, but denied accusations that he called the conservative American prelate his "enemy."