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Islamists Vow to Kill a Christian Woman if a Pakistan Court Acquits Her
Accused of blasphemy, a Christian woman who has languished on death row in Lahore since 2010 will soon learn her fate.
Rebuild Penn Station — and Rectify a Crime against Architecture
The majestic edifice designed by architect Charles McKim a century ago should serve as a model and inspiration.
Why Is Western Media Only Now Confronting Saudi Crimes?
The media finally awakens to the Saudi wrongdoing after Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance.
Closure of Syrian Schools: Another Bleak Sign for Christians in Syria
Militiamen expelled teachers for declining to follow a Kurdish-nationalist curriculum.
U.N. Is Called to Recognize Christian Genocide
The designation would free up the flow of much-needed aid to some of the world’s most persecuted people.
America, Protector of Beauty: In Praise of the Syria-Lebanon Room
A bit of magnificent Middle Eastern culture is preserved in the Cathedral of Learning at the University of Pittsburgh.
The Problem with Kanye’s Casual Endorsement of Porn
The experience of having a daughter apparently hasn’t changed Kanye’s objectifying view of women.
A Christian Holiday, in Syria and America
What the Feast of the Assumption means to Christians who’ve lived through a brutal war, and to those who could only watch from afar.
While the Media Fixate on 30 White Nationalists . . .
In a Saudi airstrike, scores of Yemeni children die, the latest casualties in one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world today.