World Cup Witchcraft Update: Harry Kane Officially Unhexed
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An alleged curse on Harry Kane has sparked renewed discussion of witchcraft, ritual practice, and religion in football, highlighting a decades-long history of spiritual claims that continue to follow the World Cup around the globe.
Faith Behind Bars: Supreme Court Limits Remedies for Religious Freedom Violations
The Supreme Court ruled against a Rastafarian inmate seeking damages after prison officials forcibly cut his dreadlocks, holding that RLUIPA does not permit personal-capacity lawsuits against state employees for violations of religious freedom.
DOJ Refers MLB to EEOC Over Pride Night Bible Verses, Raising Questions About Whose Religious Freedom Is Defended
A federal civil rights investigation into Major League Baseball’s handling of Bible verses on Pride Night caps raises broader questions about religious accommodation, workplace expression, and how federal officials may balance competing claims of faith and inclusion.
Die-stamp of a horned figure, linked to Sutton Hoo, found in Kent
The rectangular die-stamp, used to create decorations for elite armor like the famous Sutton Hoo helmet, has connections to numerous similar horned figure motifs across England and Scandinavia.