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Record 60,000 turnout at Toronto Walk with Israel
An estimated 60,000 people marched through Toronto on Sunday, June 7, in what organizers described as a record-breaking turnout for the city's annual Walk with Israel.
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- Record 60,000 turnout at Toronto Walk with Israel
- Kingston Council apologizes for sexist e‑bike wording
- WNBA player opposes USA 250 patch for All-Star game
- Yorkshire officer reinstated after dismissal over Islam
- Pride Month: Disney displays, LGBTQ books, preservation push
- Kerala gym's Islamic-friendly plan sparks public debate
- Pope Leo XIV Visits Spain, Addresses Parliament
- Louisville inaugurates Day of Compassion on Ali anniversary
- Chicago Tech grad denied diploma after on‑stage split
- Washington Archdiocese Removes Exorcist Over UFO Demon Claim
- Ian McKellen leads London march against anti‑LGBTQ laws
- Prince William calls for protecting British pubs in London
Kingston Council apologizes for sexist e‑bike wording
A London council has apologized after residents criticized language in an official report that suggested electric bicycles could help women meet traditional domestic responsibilities and "stay looking nice.
WNBA player opposes USA 250 patch for All-Star game
A prominent WNBA player has publicly questioned the league's reported plan to have players wear commemorative "USA 250" patches, arguing the celebration overlooks the nation's historical treatment of women and Black Amer...
Yorkshire officer reinstated after dismissal over Islam
A Christian former police community support officer in North Yorkshire has been dismissed and later reinstated after asking questions about Islam during a mandatory diversity training session.
Pride Month: Disney displays, LGBTQ books, preservation push
June has arrived, bringing with it a wide array of events and initiatives across the United States marking LGBTQ Pride Month, from theme park celebrations to cultural preservation efforts and community gatherings.
Kerala gym's Islamic-friendly plan sparks public debate
A fitness center in Palakkad, Kerala, has ignited a public debate after its owner announced plans to operate as what he described as the state's first "Islamic-friendly" gym.
Pope Leo XIV Visits Spain, Addresses Parliament
Pope Leo XIV will begin a six-day visit to Spain on Saturday, his first trip to a European Union country outside Italy since his election.
Louisville inaugurates Day of Compassion on Ali anniversary
Louisville, Kentucky, marked the tenth anniversary of Muhammad Ali's death on Wednesday with a new global initiative focused on service and compassion.
Chicago Tech grad denied diploma after on‑stage split
An 18-year-old graduate of Chicago Tech Academy was denied her diploma on stage and escorted from her commencement ceremony after performing a celebratory dance and split during her walk.
Washington Archdiocese Removes Exorcist Over UFO Demon Claim
A prominent Catholic priest has been removed from his role as an exorcist for the Archdiocese of Washington after publicly stating his belief that many UFO sightings are demonic in nature.
Ian McKellen leads London march against anti‑LGBTQ laws
Actor and activist Sir Ian McKellen led a protest march through central London on Saturday, calling for an end to laws that criminalize LGBTQ people across the Commonwealth.
Prince William calls for protecting British pubs in London
Prince William called for the protection of British pubs during a visit to a community pub in south London on Wednesday, highlighting their role as vital social hubs amid a wave of permanent closures across the country.
