Court case may decide fate of religious symbols in public buildings

The European Court of Human Rights is reviewing a case that could determine whether religious symbols may be displayed in courtrooms and other public buildings. The case arises from complaints by Greek atheists who say the presence of Christian icons violated their right to a fair trial and religious freedom.

Court case may decide fate of religious symbols in public buildings

Trump's week in review: Announces 'great healthcare plan,' freezes funding to sanctuary cities

This week, which marked the final full week of the first year of President Donald Trump’s second term in office, saw the president vowing to take action on sanctuary cities and healthcare reform as he faced criticism for making an obscene hand gesture in response to a heckler at the Ford factory in Detroit, Michigan. The Trump administration also took action to address concerns about visa backlogs for religious workers. 

Trump's week in review: Announces 'great healthcare plan,' freezes funding to sanctuary cities

'Prophet' Brian Carn pleads guilty to obstructing IRS, claims he won’t go to prison

Self-styled prophet and leader of Kingdom City Church in North Carolina, Brian Carn Jr. is now facing three years in prison after pleading guilty to obstructing the IRS’ efforts to collect more than $600,00 in outstanding taxes. He insists however that he won’t be going to prison because he knows how to “handle that stuff in the spirit.”

'Prophet' Brian Carn pleads guilty to obstructing IRS, claims he won’t go to prison

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