Securing Space at the Table: The Fight for Pagan Representation in Federal Religious Liberty Discourse

WASHINGTON — As the federal Religious Liberty Commission moves into its final review phases, a quiet yet profound battle over institutional inclusion is playing out in the nation’s capital. Established by presidential executive order under the Department of Justice (DOJ), the Commission was ostensibly created to study, promote, and strengthen protections for religious freedom across…

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Shaping Space, One Object at a Time: Inside the Architectural World of Regen Studio

ISTANBUL — In an era dominated by mass production, automated supply chains, and flat-packed convenience, a quiet counter-revolution is taking place in workshops across Türkiye. Here, objects are not rushed off assembly lines; they are coaxed into being. At the forefront of this artisanal revival is Regen Studio, a boutique design practice and furniture brand…

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Master of Space and Scale: Jerry Jacobs on Four Decades of Architecture, Art, and the Uncompromising Realities of Design

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA — In the upper echelons of residential architecture and interior design, longevity is the ultimate metric of success. Trends fracture and fade, materials fall out of favor, and stylistic paradigms shift with every passing decade. Yet, very few practitioners navigate these transitions while maintaining a standard of unyielding excellence. Enter Jerry…

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