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“Big Beautiful Bill” Expands School Choice While Critics Warn of Risks to Minority Religious Schools and Public Education

By Manny Moreno | 10 hours ago

The “One Big Beautiful Bill” establishes the first federal school choice program, offering tax credits for private education. Critics warn it favors red states, lacks religious protections, and could deepen inequities in public education funding and access.

UNESCO Adds 26 New Sites to World Heritage List

UNESCO added 26 new World Heritage sites in 2025, including ancient tombs in Sardinia, the Carnac megaliths, and sacred Indigenous landscapes. The newly added sites highlight humanity’s enduring connection to the land, ancestors, and spiritual heritage as well as honoring those who suffered under oppression.

Review: The gentle insights of the Neopets tarot deck

Sometimes we need to let go of the seriousness that we’ve been sold as adults, recover hope, recover creativity, recover innocence. Going back to my childhood refuge of Neopia proved most helpful, not to mention guidance-providing.

Evidence of a shrine to Odysseus found on Ithaca

Archeologists with the University of Ioannina have used decades of excavations on the Greek island of Ithaca to identify the site of a shrine that was the center of a cult to Odysseus, hero of Homer’s Odyssey.

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Editorials and Analysis

  • Editorial: “Christian Assassin” and Sacred Resistance: David French Got This Right
    By Manny Moreno

    David French frames Vance Boelter as a “Christian assassin” —today's editorial looks at why the rise of Christian extremism calls for awareness and sacred resistance from the Pagan community.

  • Editorial: Supreme Court returns victory for religious freedom, but 4-4 split leaves us on the razor’s edge
    By Eric O. Scott

    The Supreme Court deadlocked on a case that could have led to taxpayers funding religious schools. But while advocates for the separation of church and state celebrate, Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott notes the decision does not resolve the issue.

Pagan Living

  • Mojo, Music, and Magic in Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners”
    By Guest Contributor

    Noelle Bowles examines Ryan Coogler's hit film "Sinners," speaking with Tony Kail, cultural anthropologist and scholar of Hoodoo, about how this story of vampires and the blues in the Jim Crow south faithfully incorporates Hoodoo and rootworking.

  • A Nation of Dragons and Dwarfs
    By Karl E. H. Seigfried

    Fáfnir is not born a dragon. He is a man who kills his own father to steal his wealth, then turns into a dragon to embrace the gold he hoards without ever using. He symbolically represents the negation of values belonging to the culture that produced him.

Pagan Perspectives

  • Zoltar Speaks!
    By Lauren Parker

    When the QVC hellhole that is Tiktok catches me with a mini Zoltar ("He Speaks!") available for purchase, I add it to my cart. After I check out, Tiktok informs me they have cut the price, trying to sell me another one. Everything is a huckster in this story.

  • Opinion: Reflections on Our 249th Anniversary
    By Clio Ajana

    The lesson of the Tower implies destruction and disaster, but the question remains: is this change suddenly thrust upon us or is it one we seek to embrace? Do we lead and embrace the change to strengthen our nation or do we freeze allowing the change to overwhelm us?

Ancient Cultures

  • “We are children of the Sun”: new exhibit honors Mexica Coyolxāuhqui stone
    By Manny Moreno

    A new exhibit in Mexico City honors the discovery of the stunning Coyolxāuhqui Stone, which tells the myth of the Mexica goddess of the moon.

  • Pagan Community Notes: Week of April 10, 2023
    By The Wild Hunt

    In this week's Pagan Community Notes, we remember Rachel Pollack, the Parliament of World Religion repudiates Doctrine of Discovery, announcements, and more news

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70%20dPISCESWANING GIBBOUSTOTAL ECLIPSE 9/7/2025

Ephemeris

Cancer
Sun in Cancer
25 degrees
Aries
Moon in Aries
3 degrees
Third Quarter Moon
Third Quarter Moon
20 days old
Joe's

Tarot of the Week

Tarot of the Week

Deck: The Druid Craft Tarot Deck, by Philip and Stephanie Carr-Gromm, illustrated by Will Worthington, published by Eddison Books Ltd.

Card: Six (6) of Swords

The next seven days hold the promise of ongoing conflicts being either placed on hold for the moment or having moved past them entirely. There is an underlying energy that may offer comfort, peace, and possible renewal of spirit. Additionally, an emphasis on the use of magical practices that utilize meditation and ritual has the potential to promote healing and aid in shifting one’s perception.

In contrast, attempts to address or resolve an unpleasant existing issue or situation are likely to be painful, particularly if any of the involved parties refuse to even entertain the idea of viewing things from a different perspective. Keeping the peace could prove rather difficult this week.

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