Islam in the United States

Neo-Nazi Andrew Anglin Should Pay $14 Million To Trolling Victim, Judge Rules

Anglin was also ordered to pay more than $4 million to a Muslim-American radio host last month after his website falsely accused the man of terrorism.
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How Designating The Muslim Brotherhood A Terror Group Could Spell Disaster

Designating the Brotherhood a terror group would weaken American alliances, boost violent extremists and endanger Muslim organizations in the U.S.
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Muslims Invited To Pray Inside Synagogue After Fire Damages Their Mosque

Nearly 600 Muslims prayed inside New York's Central Synagogue last Friday, after being displaced from their own worship space.
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Muslims Praise New Zealand Prime Minister For Her Empathy, Actions After Attack

Within days of the attack, Jacinda Ardern has visited mosques, promised to reform gun laws and pledged solidarity.
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'Half-Baked Thinking' On Immigration Breeds Violence: Khizr Khan

Khan said "the same hate" that sparked the New Zealand shooting also prompted the Charleston and Pittsburgh shootings.
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Jews, Christians, Sikhs And Others Mourn With Muslims After New Zealand Attack

Interfaith allies are pledging to stand with Muslims in words and actions after the Christchurch massacre.
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Chicago Cubs' Muslim Fans Want Action After Team Patriarch's Islamophobic Emails

Cubs fans feel betrayed after leaked emails show billionaire Joe Ricketts knocked Islam as "a thing of evil" and Muslims as "my (our) enemy."
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Propaganda and Disinformation Target Muslim Candidates During Midterms

“It’s not even about my platforms. It’s literally just about who I am,” said Georgia candidate Aisha Yaqoob.
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Opinion | American Kids Are Learning Islamophobia From Their Textbooks

American schoolchildren are learning half-truths and hatred from sources that masquerade as neutral and objective.
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HuffPost's Islamophobia Reporting Adapted Into Play In Kansas City

"To see my part being played, it makes you feel like you’re not crazy."
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