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Lessons from Minneapolis: Do not grow weary in redeeming democracy

Faith leaders say ICE activity in Minneapolis continues and call for organized, nonviolent resistance, coalition-building and preparation across communities.
Eastern Washington

Spokane County Bar Association honors Gonzaga Law Students with Carl Maxey Scholarship

The Spokane County Bar Association honored three Gonzaga University law students with the Carl Maxey Scholarship at its annual "Courage, Then and Now" event.
Eastern Washington

New Spokane billboards link immigration enforcement to Bible verse during Lent

The WAGS political group unveiled Spokane billboards during Lent citing Matthew 25:40 to protest ICE actions and call Christians to reflect and repent.
Commentary

From Trauma to clarity: Why I’m both pro-choice and pro-life

After surviving rape at 15, a Spokane writer reflects on faith, pro-choice, privilege and why she supports abortion rights while still calling herself pro-life.
National News

‘I am somebody!’: Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader who ran for presidency, dies at 84

'I don't think Jesse Jackson saw his political life as something different from his call from God as a preacher', said the Rev. Valerie Bridgeman.
Eastern Washington

LEGO builder discovers hidden window at Spokane’s St. John’s Cathedral

A detailed LEGO model of Spokane’s Cathedral of St. John is featured in the MAC’s “We Built This City” exhibit, celebrating its history and design.
Commentary

How Muslims determine when Ramadan begins each year

A reflection on Ramadan, the hilal, moon sighting traditions in Pakistan and the U.S., and how Muslims determine the beginning and end of Ramadan.
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