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The Hounds brought back some archaeology news while were watching the Midterms! This week, ancient Egyptian mysteries, Roman protective charms, Pompeian treasures, and a possible Japanese shrine priestess reveal fascinating glimpses into our ancestors’ sacred lives.
Conservative Christian outlets condemn election spells while promoting prayers for political intervention. Let’s look at that double standard, its connection to Christian nationalism, and the democratic principle that all citizens have a right to participate.
An Ohio man faces assault and firearms charges after allegedly activating a stun gun during a Salem street preaching dispute, amid complaints about aggressive proselytizing near the city’s Bewitched statue. He has pleaded not guilty.
Looking for something cozy and Witchy on the day after Samhain? Beatrix Kondo recommends Tiny Witch, a game from the indie Brazilian developer Creative Hand.
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, Rev. Kirk White wins reelection in Vermont, an Appalachian history offers perspective on today’s “witch” slurs, and Etsy’s spell wears off as Witches take their magic—and their businesses—elsewhere, plus a survey about ritual and disability and, of course, Star’s tarot of the week!