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Israel’s decision to reopen Rafah could ease Gaza’s humanitarian crisis Israel has announced it will reopen the Rafah border crossing, potentially allowing thousands of Palestinians to exit Gaza in the coming days. This move could significantly improve access to medical care for over 16,500 sick and wounded residents, according to
West Virginia’s school vaccination requirement has been reinstated after the state Supreme Court paused a lower court ruling that allowed religious exemptions. On Tuesday, the West Virginia Board of Education announced it would no longer accept religious exemptions. This reverses a week-old suspension of the mandate. The shift followed the
Costco challenges legality of emergency tariffs Retail giant Costco has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, seeking to recover tariffs collected under the International Economic Emergency Powers Act (IEEPA). The company contends that these IEEPA tariffs—used extensively by President Trump during his trade wars—were never legally authorized by Congress.
Abuse Ignored in the Name of Forgiveness A Minnesota church community’s handling of child sex abuse allowed Clint Massie to assault young girls for over 20 years. Massie, a respected member of the Old Apostolic Lutheran Church (OALC), was protected by church leaders who prioritized forgiveness rituals over legal accountability.
Church school raises concerns over supernatural themes A Church of England primary school in Poole, Dorset, has urged parents to discourage children from singing songs from KPop Demon Hunters, citing a conflict with Christian values. Lilliput Church of England Infant School shared concerns in a message to families, highlighting that
Alabama Priest Leaves Clergy After Allegations of Sex-for-Support Arrangement Robert Sullivan, a longtime Catholic priest in Alabama, has left the priesthood following disturbing allegations of financial and sexual misconduct. His departure, or laicization, came after Heather Jones, now 33, accused him of providing her with money in exchange for “private
Christian Family Resists ICE Raids Across Chicago Suburbs The Luhmann family, led by conservative Christians Audrey and Andrew Luhmann, has become deeply involved in a faith-fueled resistance to ICE raids opposing Operation Midway Blitz, a federal deportation campaign in Chicago. Their teenage sons, Ben and Sam, have emerged as key
A Bold Turn Toward Spiritual Themes Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery marks a thematic shift in Rian Johnson’s mystery trilogy. Departing from the satirical tone of Knives Out and Glass Onion, the new film dives deep into questions of Christian faith, spiritual warfare, and personal belief. Johnson,
Every Wednesday, David Mulanda sprints from his teaching job to a church in Kakamega County. There, 25 teenagers wait to rehearse choreographed gospel dances. For Mulanda, this is more than just an after-school activity—it’s part of a broader effort to prevent youth radicalization in Kenya. With rising concerns over extremist
Award-winning actor Kevin Costner will host Kevin Costner Presents: The First Christmas, a new ABC holiday special airing December 9. The program, also streaming on Disney+ and Hulu, aims to share the biblical story of Jesus’ birth through the eyes of Mary and Joseph. Costner, 70, says the special reveals
Episcopal Diocese Donates $1 Million for Gaza Child Medical Aid The Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey has pledged $1 million from a longstanding, underused fund to support Gaza child medical aid, targeting children and adolescents suffering the devastating effects of war. The donation, announced by Bishop Sally French on November
WhatsApp Message Spurs Panic in Atlanta Churches A viral WhatsApp audio message alleging imminent immigration raids in Atlanta churches sparked fear among Latino evangelical communities last week. The message, attributed to an unidentified pastor, warned that raids would take place on Thursday and Friday. One Atlanta pastor, who leads an
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