Iraq Is Becoming China’s Newest Client in the Middle East
Massive energy investment—and drones.
February 9, 2022
Religious Liberty and Religious Leadership in the Vaccine Wars
Forty-four states permit religious exemptions from vaccines, but many religious authorities are loath to support them.
The Supreme Court recently struck down a federal “test-or-vaccine” mandate on businesses with more than 100 employees. Despite this ruling, many Americans must still receive a COVID-19 vaccine before resuming in-person work. Some have taken to exploring religious exemptions to vaccine requirements; as Mansee Khurana explains, this has at times posed a problem for religious leaders:
February 9, 2022
A Primary Race in Michigan Underscores the Democratic Divide on Israel
Two Democratic candidates running in a newly formed congressional district split on Israel.
Religious Liberty and Religious Leadership in the Vaccine Wars
Forty-four states permit religious exemptions from vaccines, but many religious authorities are loath to support them.
A New Exhibition of Christian, Muslim, and Jewish Art Spanning 200 Years in Spain
An installation at the Met Cloisters aims to reflect “art at the frontiers of faith.”
Israeli Chickpea Seeds Heading to International Space Station in a “Miniature Greenhouse”
The seeds are part of a project titled “space hummus,” which aims to test hydroponic techniques for plant growth in zero gravity.