Supreme Court Takes Up a Local Ban on Home Jewish Prayer

The Supreme Court will hear an Ohio case asking when local-government threats against religious exercise become reviewable. University Heights ordered an Orthodox Jewish resident to stop hosting a home minyan without a permit; the city disputes that his constitutional claims were ripe.

Also tracking: Britain’s new government faces overlapping Iran-linked and Hamas-linked security cases, a senior Mamdani appointee’s ties to a China-allied influence network, and European settlement-goods restrictions beginning to reach travelers and supply chains.

In the wire: a Melbourne preacher’s reported call to take up arms against Jews and Christians, a federal antisemitism complaint at Duquesne, and the Israel records of candidates seeking to lead the United Nations.