Katherine Burgess

Katherine Burgess has lived in California, Cambodia and Tennessee. She has covered subjects as varied as a United Nations tribunal, church leadership conferences and a maximum security prison. She is currently based in Washington, D.C.

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Muslims name 37 groups that fuel Islamophobia

Groups with a mission to spread prejudice and hatred against Muslims are coordinated and well financed, according to a report released by the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a Washington-based civil rights group.

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Inland Northwest Catholic leaders praise divine gift of first U.S. Pope Leo XIV

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Dear Trump: I challenge your use of Easter and Jesus for political gain

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White South Africans given refugee status by Trump to resettle in Idaho, while other refugees remain barred from U.S.

Local News

Inland Northwest Catholic leaders praise divine gift of first U.S. Pope Leo XIV

White South Africans given refugee status by Trump to resettle in Idaho, while other refugees remain barred from U.S.

Washington celebrates Sikh holiday Baisakhi at state Capitol for first time

First American pope makes strong impression on north Idaho Catholics

Inland Northwest Catholic leaders praise divine gift of first U.S. Pope Leo XIV

White South Africans given refugee status by Trump to resettle in Idaho, while other refugees remain barred from U.S.

Washington celebrates Sikh holiday Baisakhi at state Capitol for first time

First American pope makes strong impression on north Idaho Catholics

Katherine Burgess

Inland Northwest Catholic leaders praise divine gift of first U.S. Pope Leo XIV

Dear Trump: I challenge your use of Easter and Jesus for political gain

White South Africans given refugee status by Trump to resettle in Idaho, while other refugees remain barred from U.S.

Washington celebrates Sikh holiday Baisakhi at state Capitol for first time

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