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- Secularism is experiencing serious challenges globally, particularly in the United States and India.
- Religious violence, as depicted in various regions, is often perpetrated by religious majorities backed by the state rather than oppressed minorities.
- The author's thesis suggests that the rise in religious violence correlates with declining political secularism.
- Nick Spencer critiques the idealized view of secularism, stating that its decline leads to increased religious violence and is entwined with larger geopolitical and demographic changes.
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Chart: How the US electricity mix changed last year
See more from Canary Media’s " Chart of the Week” column . 2025 was, to put it very mildly, an eventful year for the U.S. power sector. The rise of data centers drove soaring electricity demand, debates about energy affordability hit a fever pitch, and the Trump administration went to unprecedented — and legally…
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