Lawyer pushes for more Muslim group prayers
Indianapolis lawyer Chris Burke says he will seek a court order to allow five daily group prayers for Muslim inmates at Terre Haute’s Communications Management Unit. The ACLU notes Judge Magnus-Stinson’s Jan. 11 ruling requires five daily group prayers, while officials cite a March 12 bulletin limiting to ten inmates per session and three prayers a day.
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Jordan's King Abdullah warns of Syrian unrest
In an AP interview King Abdullah II of Jordan cites half a million Syrian refugees straining Jordan and fears a regional base for extremists. He predicts Assad's regime will not survive the revolt and outlines plans for a monarchy that steps back while guiding foreign policy.
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Unpredictable pope tests Vatican security concerns
Vatican security chief Domenico Giani worries as Pope Francis mingles with crowds and rides in open vehicles. Reports describe past incidents in St Peter’s Square and Basilica, while Lombardi pledges proper security measures amid Francis informal outreach.
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