Day: September 12, 2026
18 articles
Philip PhiMadison Opens New Men’s Shelter Amid Capacity Concerns, Plans for 24/7 Operations
Madison’s new men’s homeless shelter opened recently, marking a significant development in the city’s efforts to address homelessness. The facility, which began planning six and a half years...
“British Jews Debate UK Sanctions on Israeli Settlements: Differing Views on Justice and Policy”
In a debate that has sparked significant discourse within the British Jewish community, the UK government’s decision to impose sanctions on illegal Israeli settlements has been met with...
Clergy Abuse Survivor Who Works for PETA Urges Catholic Church to Sever Ties With Bullfighting
Daniel Paden, a clergy abuse survivor and an employee of PETA, appears in a recent PETA video addressing the Roman Catholic Church’s ties to bullfighting. PETA produced the...
“Vermont Town Welcomes Afrikaner Refugees Amidst Policy Changes”
In Brattleboro, Vermont, a small town known for its welcoming spirit, a unique group of refugees has found a new home. Andre Marais and his family, along with...
Toronto Election Forum on Antisemitism Proceeds Without Mayor Olivia Chow
In a recent event held at Adath Israel Congregation in North York, Toronto, two mayoral candidates, Brad Bradford and Chris Alexander, outlined their strategies to address antisemitism in...
Fresno Receives $10.4 Million in State Funding for Homeless Shelters and Services
Fresno, Calif. — In a significant development for addressing homelessness, Fresno has been awarded over $10.4 million in state funding. This financial support is aimed at bolstering emergency...
DuBois Church and Community Organize Benefit for Local Woman Battling Cancer for Six Years
In June 2026, Life Community Church in DuBois became a beacon of support for Jacki Simanic, a 36-year-old local woman who has courageously battled cancer for the past...
