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Esha Patel, who recently was sworn in as a Schaumburg village trustee, is the first Indian-American woman on the panel.

The plaintiff, a former Army officer, plans to take the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.

(RNS) — The league is still reeling from Hamlin’s on-field injury on Monday night.

(RNS) — Christian leaders are serving witness against the ‘unholy’ and ‘political’ ideology of Christian nationalism that they say ‘helped inspire the deadly attack on the Capitol.’

The Most. Rev. Michael Curry presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, comes to South L.A. on Sunday, Jan. 15, at 3 p.m., for the “Power of Love” service at Christ the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church, 3303 W. Vernon Avenue, in the Leimert Park district of Los Angeles.

How to balance shared stewardship, co-management, and tribal sovereignty to protect and sustain more than 100 million acres of Indigenous lands in the U.S.  is a fundamental question in conservation. Pat Gonzales-Rogers, a former director and current consultant for the Bears Ears Coalition, has brought his deep experience on these issues to the Yale School of the Environment this year. 

This week's top stories on NC Policy Watch; holiday wishes for politicians; LGBTQ students; women in poverty

Iron-air batteries have a “reversible rust” cycle that could store and discharge energy for far longer and at less cost than lithium-ion technology

Rev. William Barber, Yale Divinity School, Yale University, HBCUs, Poor People's Campaign, NAACP, Moral Mondays

Meet the Dean of the Cathedral. Dean Hollerith believes passionately that every person is worthy of dignity and respect that comes from being a beloved child of God.