News in Brief Clashing Religious Identity Politics Spell Trouble for Indonesian Secularism A recent election for Jakarta's governor has tested Indonesia's strong commitment to pluralism and tolerance. Oren Samet
News in Brief Appeals Court Hears Arguments on Trump’s Travel Ban The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments today on Trump's second executive order banning immigrants from six-majority Muslim countries. Kate Wheeling
News in Brief Surrealism Abounds in China’s Uyghur Crackdown Mounting Islamophobia in the West has emboldened Beijing’s repression of Uyghur human rights Massoud Hayoun
News in Brief A Sneak Peek at Trump’s New Travel Ban After an appeals court suspended parts of President Donald Trump’s executive order banning certain travelers and refugees from… Francie Diep
News in Brief How One Iraqi Medical Student Made It to the U.S. Despite the Travel Ban Four days after President Donald Trump signed an executive order temporarily banning people from seven Middle Eastern countries… As Told to Francie Diep
News in Brief A Look at the Women Behind Tunisia’s Democratic Revolution In her new documentary, Jessie Deeter tells the story of how Tunisia assembled its constitution following the Arab Spring—and what it means for two women in particular. Katie Kilkenny
News in Brief How Trump’s Executive Order on Refugees Devalues the American Passport In an era when national allegiance is bought and sold, the benefits (and values) of a United States… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Here’s What Research Has to Say About Muslim Women Wearing Burqas In the wake of several terrorist attacks earlier this year, French Mediterranean cities began banning “ostentatiously … religious” beachwear… Francie Diep
News in Brief I Cannot Tell a Lie — Not in This Hijab! New research finds it’s easier to know if a woman is not telling the truth when she is… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief How to Radicalize a Young American Muslim Discrimination and isolation can send troubled immigrants on a search for personal significance, which can lead them to radical groups. Tom Jacobs