Northwestern faces challenge over white supremacist campus outreach
White supremacist Matt Hale tours Northwestern University in Evanston seeking to form a World Church of the Creator student chapter. University officials debate regulating his campus presence while protesters clash with Hale supporters and civil rights groups discuss free speech, accountability, and potential lawsuits linked to hate crime rhetoric and incidents.
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Evanston, Ill
Illinois
Matt Hale
Benjamin Smith
Indiana
Smith
Hale
World Church of the Creator
Northwestern University
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Northwestern
Ricky Byrdson
Cabbage
Evanston
East Peoria
Chicago
Beki Park
Martin Redish
Redish
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American Civil Liberties Union
Ed Yohnka
ACLU
Jeffrey Isaac
Indiana University
Bloomington United
Indiana College Town
FBI
Anti-Defamation League
Amish Siblings Die In Farmhouse Fire In Fryburg Pa
Four young Amish siblings died when their two story farmhouse burned Thursday in Fryburg. Investigators suspect a kerosene lamp started the blaze as Levi and Anna Mast aided by 30 buggies from regional farms attended the graves. The Troyer Amish community shuns electricity and modern devices, leaving the home without smoke alarms or phones.
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Fryburg
Moses
Levi
Anna Mast
Elmer
Pennsylvania
Steve Scott
Young Center For the Study of
Elizabethtown College
Troyer
Baptists plan crusade to convert cult members including Mormons
Two Southern Baptist congregations in Winston-Salem will hold the Cult Awareness Impact Crusade February 6 to 8 at Calvary and Oaklawn Baptist churches. They aim to teach members how to convert Mormons and Jehovah's Witnesses to Christianity, arguing those groups are not Christians. Critics call the move provocative and compare it to opposing religious outreach.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
Calvary Baptist Church
Oaklawn Baptist Church
Mark Corts
Calvary
Philip Henry
Jehovah’s Witnesses
U.S. Army
Henry
Gary Smith
Winston-Salem
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Robert Shields
South
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Winston Salem
Jesus
Southern Baptist Convention
Freeman ex-inmate faces retrial after 25 years in prison
John Duval, freed after 25 years for a 1973 murder, faces a retrial as prosecutors reopen the case. He helped at his mother’s salon while awaiting trial, insisting he is innocent after earlier admissions. Betty Tyson’s case ended with compensation. Duval’s retrial hinges on prosecutorial misconduct questions.
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Rochester
N.Y
John Duval
Val’s
Duval
Betty Tyson
Timothy Haworth
Philadelphia
Tyson
William Mahoney
Wayne Wright
Jon Jackson
Wright
Mahoney
Jackson
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