On a quiet residential street in Norwich, light streams through an ornamental window bearing a Star of David. Past the entrance, which is marked by a mezuzah, visitors will find a polished menorah, Hebrew tapestries and copies of the JC.…[Continue Reading...]
Erna Ernst, founder of the spiritual group Onze Huiskamer, is pushing back against allegations that she leads a cult. After years of facing accusations, she has hired a lawyer and is demanding that authorities launch an official investigation. “These claims…[Continue Reading...]
A Christian fundamentalist group has clashed with police after it protested a rainbow Pride parade while performing a haka. Members of Brian Tamaki's Destiny Church held up the parade in central Auckland on Saturday, wearing T-shirts with the words 'Man…[Continue Reading...]
We live in an era where information is more accessible than ever before. Paradoxically, this hasn’t made us wiser—it’s made us more vulnerable to misinformation. Pseudoscience, once confined to the fringes, now floods our social media feeds, seeps into our…[Continue Reading...]
On Thursday, February 13, President Donald Trump announced some appointees to the John F. Kennedy Center's Board of Trustees. Most of them aren't controversial. Trump named veteran GOP consultant Susie Wiles, who is now White House chief of staff in…[Continue Reading...]
Algorithms are quickly becoming a keystone of content distribution and user engagement on social media. While these systems are designed to enhance the user’s experience and engagement, they often unintentionally amplify extremist propaganda and polarising narratives. This amplification can exacerbate…[Continue Reading...]
Critics have raised concerns about the extent of Butler’s influence on Gabbard’s political career. Some former SIF members allege that Butler actively shaped her rise in politics to expand his reach. Her 2020 presidential campaign also drew scrutiny, with some…[Continue Reading...]
Fostering critical thinking can be an effective method to reduce people’s tendency to believe in conspiracy theories, an experimental study by University College Cork (UCC) psychologists has found. The study is the first to directly compare methods used to reduce…[Continue Reading...]
At first glance, Pensacola Christian College looks like any other small school on the Florida Panhandle. Except all of the women are wearing knee-length skirts. No one is playing music and no couples are holding hands, because touching a member…[Continue Reading...]
An appeals court in the District grappled Tuesday with a thorny case involving control of $3 billion in assets of the Unification Church and whether judges are violating the First Amendment if they try to settle the dispute over how…[Continue Reading...]
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