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Supreme Court lifts California restrictions on at-home religious gatherings

The decision is the latest case in which the conservative-majority court has lifted COVID restrictions because of their implications for religious freedom.

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom, pictured here in 2019, vetoed a bill to make the ethnic studies curriculum a graduation requirement following objections to the content of its first draft. (Agustin Paullier/AFP via Getty Images)

California approves ethnic studies curriculum that sparked debate among Jewish groups

Jewish activists who criticized the curriculum’s first draft had mostly positive reactions to the revised version, which includes sections about the American Jewish experience.

Students walk on campus at the California Polytechnic State University. (Google)

Swastikas painted in front of California campus’ Jewish fraternity house

Police are investigating the incident at the AEPi of California Polytechnic State University.

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Dianne Feinstein says she isn’t leaving the Senate anytime soon

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California governor vetoes bill making ethnic studies a high school graduation requirement, says it needs more revising

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Jewish high school students in Northern California ask district to take action against anti-Semitism

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Instagram account ‘organized in antisemitism’ lists Jewish high school students in Northern California county

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Israeli firefighters arrive in California to help battle wildfires

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USC student government leader says she quit because she was harassed for supporting Israel

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Synagogues closed again in California following new statewide restrictions responding to rise in coronavirus cases

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