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The Guardian reported on Sunday that a joint investigation with Brazilian newspaper O Globo, supported by the Open Society Foundations and others, found audio devices reciting Biblical passages in Portuguese and Spanish among members of the Korubo people who live in Brazil's Javari Valley, near the border with Peru.

Report: Missionaries Using Bible-Preaching Devices to Secretly Evangelize Remote Amazon Tribes

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Airline Denies Students Removed from Flight for Being Jewish

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IRS Will Allow Church Endorsements of Political Candidates

Report: Nearly 600 Dead in Syria Sectarian Violence

Pope Leo XIV Names French Archbishop to Lead Child Protection

Judaism

In a jailhouse interview with Fox 10 News, Adam Christopher Sheafe, 51, confessed to crucifying Pastor William Schonemann, 76, at his New River, Arizona, home on April 28, nailing his hands to the wall and placing a crown of thorns on his head after the killing.

Arizona Man Confesses to Crucifying Pastor

Israel: Violence in Old City Amid Jerusalem Day March

Kanye West Deletes X Account After Antisemitic Posts

98 Arrested at Trump Tower Protest Over Palestinian Student's Detention

Survivors Mark 80th Anniversary of Auschwitz Liberation

Islam

Turkish authorities arrested four staff members of LeMan satirical magazine on Monday over a cartoon published in the June 26, 2025, issue that allegedly depicted Prophet Muhammad and Moses shaking hands above a war scene with missiles falling below.

Turkish Cartoonists Arrested Over Satirical Drawing Controversy

Islam Becomes Fastest-Growing Religion Globally, Study Shows

French Report Warns of Muslim Brotherhood's Alleged Growing EU Influence

Saudi Arabia Blocks 269,000 Unauthorized Hajj Pilgrims

Protests in Paris After Mosque Stabbing, Suspect in Custody

Christianity

A suicide bomber attacked the Mar Elias Greek Orthodox Church in Dweil'a, Damascus, on Sunday, killing at least 22 people and wounding over 50 others during prayer services, according to Syrian state media and health ministry reports.

Syria: Suicide Bombing at Damascus Church Kills at Least 22

Southern Baptists Call for Overturn of Same-Sex Marriage Ruling

Supreme Court Rules for Catholic Charity in Tax Exemption Case

Argentina's Milei Meets Pope Leo at the Vatican

Catholic Church to Excommunicate Priests Who Follow New State Law

Buddhism

India Halts Sotheby's Auction of Sacred Buddha Gems

Australian Law Takes Effect Banning Nazi Gestures and Symbols

JAN 8 2024JAN 2024

Ahead of his 90th birthday on July 6, the Dalai Lama announced Wednesday that the centuries-old Tibetan Buddhist institution will continue after his death, ending years of speculation about whether he would be the last to hold the role.

Dalai Lama Confirms Successor Will Continue Buddhist Institution

Hinduism

Three people died and more than 50 were injured in a stampede during the annual Rath Yatra Hindu festival near Gundicha Temple in Puri, Odisha, on Sunday morning around 4 a.m. local time, when thousands gathered to witness the chariot procession of Lord Jagannath and his siblings.

India: 3 Killed, 50 Injured in Stampede at Hindu Festival

Kashmir Police Seize 668 Islamic Books in Controversial Raid

Report: Anti-Muslim Hate Speech Surges in India

FEB 26 2024FEB 2024

World's Largest Religious Festival Begins in India

India: Modi Leads Consecration of Controversial Hindu Temple

JAN 22 2024JAN 2024