RELIGION

Two Muslim were kicked out of a French restaurant by a chef refusing to serve them.

The Luckenwalde town hall reportedly has strict neutrality rules where not even a crucifix is an acceptable decoration.

A prominent rabbi defends the swim garb that has been banned across a string of beaches in France.

Aug. 23 marks the feast day of St. Rose of Lima, the patron saint of Peru and Latin America. Here eight things to know.

A person, whom police have yet to identify, was arrested last week on suspicion of having links with the extremist Islamic State group.

A petition in Italy is gathering signatures to prevent a mosque from being built close to a popular tourist spot.

Turkish authorities are punishing people linked to the cleric because they say he organized a deadly July 15 coup attempt.

Oscar Morel has been charged with murder for killing a Queens imam and his friend this past weekend. Police are not ruling it out as hate crime.

A weekend brawl on a local beach in Corsica, France led to a ban of the 'burkini.'

A California resolution meant to create awareness about Muslims has also created a backlash it aims to fight.

The Satanic Temple has introduced a program called the "After School Satan Club" to public elementary schools.

The church commission will also examine early church history to understand the historic role women have played.

A Brazilian group has apparently aligned itself with ISIS just weeks out from the Rio games.

The 75-year-old reclusive cleric, living in self-imposed exile in the U.S., has been accused by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of plotting a coup to unseat him.

Violence between Jews and Arabs at the Al-Aqsa Mosque on the Temple Mount is a "redline for all Muslims around the world," Palestine and Jerusalem Mufti Sheikh Mohamed Hussein warned.

Over 1.6 billion Muslims around the globe will mark the end of Ramadan this week with prayers and sweet treats.

Following a terror attack and charged political rhetoric, the Muslim community near Orlando, Florida, prepares to celebrate both the Fourth of July and Ramadan.

The detentions stem from allegations of funding the movement of U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, a foe of President Tayyip Erdoğan.

The justice minister wants to ensure all residents follow laws against polygamy and underage marriages.

The Tibetan spiritual leader is currently in the U.S. for a series of lectures and public talks, while the new Taiwan president is scheduled for stopover during her impending trip to Panama.

The police said it had detained over 5,000 people in a countrywide security operation to combat increasing attacks on religious minorities and secular activists.