Sigal Samuel
Sigal Samuel is an associate editor at The Atlantic, covering religion and global affairs.
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Courtesy of CNN Reza Aslan and the Risks of Making Religion Relatable
The scholar says his new TV show is just what minorities need. Critics say the opposite. What if both are right?
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Wolfgang Rattay / Reuters The Long Arm of Marine Le Pen
Quebec is flirting with French-style secularism—and courting its risks.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Mosques Want to Offer Sanctuary, but Will Anyone Accept?
Some undocumented immigrants say they wouldn’t feel safe at a mosque given the uptick in anti-Muslim violence.
