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Jay Wright introduces Keith Jones as NBC10 news anchor gets Augustinian leadership award
NBC10’s Keith Jones was honored to receive a leadership award from the Augustinians Wednesday night.
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Federal judge blocks Louisiana law requiring classrooms to display Ten Commandments
A new Louisiana requirement that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every public classroom by Jan. 1 was temporarily blocked by a federal judge who said the law is “unconstitutional on its face.”
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Pope Francis keeps accidentally tweeting about the New Orleans Saints
The New Orleans Saints could use all the help they can get right now, and they continue to receive blessings from the Vatican.
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‘Attack on all': Philly leaders call out antisemitism after synagogue vandalism
More than a week after an arsonist torched a dumpster outside, a duo tried to break in and a vandal scrawled profane graffiti on a statue at a historic Philadelphia synagogue that’s older than the country, Philadelphia civic and multifaith religious leaders gathered to call out the growing antisemitism experienced over the past year for what it is — hatred.
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‘We will not stand for hatred of any kind': Philly leaders react to synagogue vandalism
Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia President Michael Balaban was among local Jewish leaders and politicians calling out antisemitism in the wake of recent vandalism at Old City’s Congregation Mikveh Israel.
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Candidates' supporters seek Pa.'s Catholic voters, whose votes may be crucial
Nationally, Catholic voters have been closely divided in recent presidential elections. This year, in the vital state of Pennsylvania, they’ll likely comprise at least a quarter of the electorate — and thus play a pivotal role in deciding the overall outcome.
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Republicans seek votes among the Amish, who rarely cast them, in Pennsylvania
The Amish are numerous in the all-important swing state of Pennsylvania, and yet only a small minority of them vote in elections. They’re being targeted this year in the latest effort to register more of them to vote. Republicans are seeking their votes through billboards, ads, door-to-door canvassing and community meetings. Republican campaigners see the Amish as receptive to GOP...
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Talking Democracy and antisemitism
Philadelphia’s Congregation Rodeph Shalom hosted a conversation Tuesday about Democracy and issues the Jewish community faces heading into the 2024 election.
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Historic Philly synagogue targeted three times
On the same day an arsonist torched a dumpster outside a historic Philadelphia synagogue that’s older than the country, a vandal wrote profanity on a statue outside and a duo of men tried to break into the same Jewish congregation, police said. NBC10’s Leah Uko has the videos as well as the latest on the investigation.
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Video: Arsonist targets historic Philly synagogue
A historic Philadelphia synagogue was struck by arson and a vandalism on the same day. Police released video of the arson and a suspect.
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Arson, vandalism at historic Philadelphia synagogue twice on same day
Congregation Mikveh Israel in Philadelphia’s Old City was hit by an arsonist and vandal in two separate incidents on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2024.
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Caught on cam: Historic Philly synagogue struck 3 times in 3 days
Vandals struck Philadelphia’s Congregation Mikveh Israel 2 times on Oct. 22, 2024, trying to break in and setting a dumpster on fire, and on Oct. 20, writing profanity on a religious statue
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Archdiocese of Los Angeles reaches $880 million child sex abuse settlement over hundreds of claims
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles has reached an $880 million settlement with plaintiffs over hundreds child sex abuse claims, according to attorneys.
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Woman rips apart Islamic holy books, breaks window at Philly mosque, police say
A woman faces institutional vandalism and desecration charges after Philadelphia police said she ripped apart Islamic holy books and vandalized a mosque after refusing to leave.
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Woman faces charges for vandalizing Northeast Philadelphia mosque
A woman was arrested after she allegedly vandalized Islamic Society of Greater Philadelphia on Sunday night.
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What is Yom Kippur and how is it celebrated?
Yom Kippur is the most important day of the year for the Jewish faith and ends the 10-day period of repentance and reflection known as the “High Holidays,” which began with Rosh Hashanah.
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Barbie debuts its first ‘Diwali doll' ahead of the Hindu festival of lights
A new Barbie will help celebrate the largest Indian festival of the year.
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Pope cancels his audiences due to slight illness days before a new trip
Pope Francis has cancelled his audiences because of a “slight flu-like state” just days before he is to embark on a trip to Belgium and Luxembourg.
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Jewish Federation of Philadelphia presents Young Leadership Awards
Josh Katz and Shelby Zitelman were among the young leaders honored at the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s Annual Meeting Tuesday night.
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Vatican's Pius XII archives shed light on another contentious chapter: The Legion of Christ scandal
The recently opened archives of Pope Pius XII are providing details about the scandal over the founder of the Legionaries of Christ.