The Jewish Federation of Cincinnati issued a statement Friday afternoon.

After roughly a dozen people displayed swastika-emblazoned flags on an overpass over I-75 near Lincoln Heights and Evendale, residents who live nearby say hate has no place in their communities.

At U.S. presidential inaugurations, prayers often reflect national identity as much as faith. From New York Cardinal Timothy ...

My father, a prominent Christian leader, once visited the Oyo Museum, where artefacts and relics of the old Oyo Empire—such as the Opon Ifa, ...

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In the wake of the election of Donald Trump with the strong support of White evangelical and other conservative White ...

A scholar of early Greek classics explains what the myth of the weapon-carrying god of love, Cupid, a child of the gods of ...

An exit sign of a West El Paso synagogue was vandalized with graffiti showing a symbol with a swastika combined with the Star ...

An exit sign of a West El Paso synagogue was vandalized with graffiti showing a symbol with a swastika combined with the Star ...

Laverne Cox is bravely opposing Trump’s policies that discriminate against transgender individuals. Instead of succumbing to ...

Law enforcement is investigating two acts of vandalism against El Paso synagogues where a sign was spray painted with a ...

Created around 1503, the painting—which just sold at auction for $3.1 million—depicts the saint after the crucifixion of ...