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A Muslim Shopkeeper in Karachi Opened the Envelope and Decided It Was a Trap. I Would Have Read It as Evidence.

An envelope meant to start a mob in Baldia Town reached a Muslim shopkeeper first. He read it as a frame, not as evidence.

In Kohima They Stayed in Their Seats for One Song and Stood for the Next. I Have Never Once Asked What I Was Standing For.

India made its national song compulsory. In Nagaland a crowd worked out what it could and could not do with its body in public.

Seven People Were Taken in Wenzhou on August 5. The Only Record That It Happened Is a Prayer Account.

Seventeen days. No charge, no location, no lawyer. Two watchdogs, one prayer account, and nothing at all from the state.

Everyone Will Call This the ICE at Churches Ruling. The Government Lost It in an Argument It Never Made.

The Fourth Circuit affirmed on Tuesday. DHS never argued a compelling interest in the district court, so it forfeited strict scrutiny on appeal.

They Opened the Doors of People Who Were Sleeping. Binper Buried Twenty Four Before Dark.

Armed men went house to house through a sleeping village in Mangu. Four different tolls were in circulation before the grave was closed.

Eight Churches in Europe Burned Last Month. The Hardest Question Is Not Who Lit Them.

Forty anti-Christian incidents across Europe in July. The number is not the argument. The missing category behind it is.

He Says the Islamic State Held Him in Mali. Nobody Agrees on How He Got Out.

Kevin Rideout is free after nine months in the Sahel. Four accounts of how that happened are now public, and one of them involves a ransom.