Day: November 9, 2026
171 articles

Miami-Dade County, Florida, study estimates 66,000 people quietly homeless, beyond official count
About 66,000 people in Miami-Dade County live in what is described as “hidden homelessness,” according to an interview with anthropologist and writer Brian Goldstone published by the Miami...

San Diego County Agency Votes to Explore Special District for Regional Homelessness Response
A new framework for the regional response to homelessness will be explored after a report criticizing the current structure was presented on Monday. The report, prepared by staff...

Immaculate Conception Church in Durham, North Carolina, Sees Sparse Attendance After Immigration Raids
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Durham, North Carolina, which draws a large number of Latino congregants, saw sparse attendance at its Spanish Mass and weekly prayer events after...

Catholic Commentary Opposes Tennessee Anti-Immigrant Bills, Citing U.S. Bishops and Pope Leo
A Catholic writer has publicly opposed anti-immigrant legislation under consideration by the Tennessee General Assembly, saying the writer felt compelled to speak out as a Catholic. The commentary,...

Boycott Bike Ride Targeting Jewish-Owned Restaurants Draws Rival Protests in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Anti-Israel activists in Philadelphia scheduled a bicycle boycott ride targeting Jewish-owned and Israeli-associated local businesses for November 8, according to a report from The Jerusalem Post. The ride...

Rival Leipzig Groups Clash Over Pro-Israel “Antideutsche” Activism and Antifa Identity
In January 2026, two rival groups of German anti-fascists prepared to confront each other in Leipzig. Both claimed to be fighting fascism. One planned to “liberate” the Connewitz...

Hundreds Rally in Philadelphia Against “Boycott Ride” Targeting Jewish-Owned Eateries
Hundreds of people turned out Sunday in support of six Center City eateries owned by Jewish restaurateurs, rebuking a bike-ride protest that had roiled social media in recent...

Swannanoa Homeowner Receives New Home from Faith-Based Nonprofit After Helene
Gary Allison, a Swannanoa homeowner, received a new home from the faith-based nonprofit God’s Pit Crew on Wednesday, June 18, 2025. He had spent nine months with nowhere...

Federal judge rules SNAP statements accusing St. Louis, Missouri, priest were false
A federal judge in the United States ruled that a group of sexual abuse victims made statements against a priest of the Archdiocese of St. Louis “in a...

Lawsuit Accusing Bishop Eddie Long of Coercing Young Men Reported Resolved as He Denies Allegations
Bishop Eddie Long, pastor of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, denied allegations in a lawsuit that he coerced three young men from the congregation into sexual relationships, according...