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A Quick Bible Study Vol. 338: It’s Yom Kippur — What Did Jesus Say About Repentance?
Today at sundown, the solemn Jewish Day of Atonement, known as Yom Kippur, begins, and one atones to God for…
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Hundreds Of New Chemicals Await EPA Approval While American Manufacturers Look Abroad
By Simon August Hundreds of new chemicals await Environmental Protection Agency approval while manufacturers say delays push production overseas. The…
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Pig kidney transplants let some people with kidney failure escape dialysis and death
Three patients who received a company’s pig kidney transplants maintained enough kidney function to remain off dialysis for more than…
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Murder rate falls in Mexico
“The average number of daily homicides in Mexico has fallen by more than half over the past six years, from…
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Washington State’s Supreme Court Just Struck Down A Voter-Backed Pro-Natural Gas Measure
By Paris Apodaca Washington’s highest court struck down a voter-approved measure protecting natural gas access Thursday, dealing a blow to…
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German measles eradicated in Thailand, after vaccination rates rose
In Thailand, “rubella, a virus that can cause severe birth defects if contracted by a pregnant woman, is no longer…
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Former Kosovo president Thaci sentenced to 25 years for war crimes
The former president of Kosovo was found guilty of war crimes including murder, torture and illegal detention by a war…
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Murderer released, due to Soros DA’s failure to meet deadline
“In Travis County, the land of bonded-out murder suspects,” “a suspect managed to avoid murder charges through sheer sloth and…
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‘This Is The Test’: Energy Experts Say America Must Ramp Up Power To Win The Global AI Race
By Dylan Kresak The contest to win the artificial intelligence race may come down to which country can keep the…
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Rand Paul Blocks John Kennedy From Passing AI ‘Kill Switch’ Bill In One Fell Swoop
By Nicole Silverio Republican Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul blocked Republican Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy’s legislation Wednesday that would require artificial…
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New cat species discovered in Bolivian cloud forest
“For the first time in a century,” researchers have discovered a “new species of wild cat previously unknown to science.…
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U.S. poverty rate falls again, to lowest on record
“The U.S. poverty rate edged down to the lowest on record in 2025, while median household income hit a record…
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Rabies declines
Bhutan has eliminated dog-transmitted human rabies as a public health problem, notes the World Health Organization: “The World Health Organization…
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Trump Admin Quietly Opens Direct Talks With Iran-Backed Houthis As Yemen War Heats Up
By Francis Kapper U.S. officials reportedly held undisclosed talks with Iran-backed Houthi representatives in Oman over the weekend as the…
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DHS Cracks Down On Immigration Attorneys Who File ‘Meritless’ Asylum Claims
By Ashley Brasfield The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is cracking down on immigration attorneys who file what the agency…
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Restaurant bankruptcies rise in France, shrinking the number of restaurants
About 5,000 French “restaurant businesses have filed for insolvency since the start of the year, a 7% increase compared to…
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Federal Judge Disqualifies, Accuses Top Soros DA Of Possibly Committing A Crime For Trying To Free Murderer
By Derek Vanbuskirk A federal judge disqualified Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and a top supervisor from a pending murder…
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Africa’s airlines expected to double their fleet
Boeing projects that Africa’s commercial airline fleet will double over the next two decades, from 755 aircraft to over 1,600,…
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Local News Helicopter Crashes During Live Reporting, Killing 3
By John Loftus A Los Angeles news helicopter crashed Tuesday during a live report, killing two crew members on board…
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Healthcare workforce triples
The global health workforce tripled between 1990 and 2023, rising from 40.9 million health workers to 122.1 million, reports The…
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Thomas Massie To Force Vote On Impeaching Pete Hegseth
By Nicole Silverio Republican Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie announced Tuesday he will force a vote to impeach Secretary of War…
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Orangutan births bolster critically endangered species
“Eight orangutans have been born at US zoos since the beginning of 2025 through the Orangutan Species Survival Plan, a…
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Another Noncitizen, With Lengthy Criminal Record, Is Arrested For Voting In US Elections
By Ashley Brasfield Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested a Bahamian national in Georgia who allegedly voted illegally in the…
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In India, a higher percentage of women attend college than men
Many Indians now attend college, and a higher percentage of women are now in college than men. That’s a big…
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Critically endangered cubs born at Helsinki zoo
“Two critically endangered Amur leopard cubs have been born at Korkeasaari Zoo in Helsinki, marking the first birth of the…
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How Trump Ended The Left’s Globalist LGBTQ Agenda
By Derek Vanbuskirk A Thursday report details how President Donald Trump’s slashing of State Department and U.S. Agency for International…
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Blue State Governor Takes Heat After Alleged Illegal Fleeing ICE Crashes Into Mayor’s Wife
By Mark Tanos New Jersey’s Democratic governor is under Republican fire after an illegal immigrant running from federal agents struck…
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Soros Prosecutor Elected To Drop Charges. 1 Year Later, Suspect Charged With Murder.
By Harold Hutchison A man arrested for a shooting in Northern Virginia in 2025 was charged with second-degree murder a…
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Russia’s Undersea War Games Expose Nightmare Scenario For Global Internet
By Francis Kapper Russian submarines rehearsed deploying technology designed to disable critical undersea communications cables in the Arctic this spring,…
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Cuban doctors allegedly forced into slavery as propaganda for Communist regime, seek $129 million in lawsuit
“A group of Cuban doctors claim they were effectively sold into slavery by their country’s regime and are asking for…
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A Quick Bible Study Vol. 337: Interview With World-Famous Sculptor and Evangelist Timothy Schmalz
Greetings to all my loyal and new readers. Today we have a unique Bible study: an interview with world-renowned sculptor…
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National debt rises to over $40 trillion
America’s national debt has risen to over $40 trillion. That works out to more than $160,000 per citizen, and more…
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Endangered horse born for the first time in two centuries on the Kazakhstan steppe
“A Przewalski’s horse has been born in the wild on the Central Kazakhstan steppe for the first time in 200…
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British Parliament rejects legislation to allow assisted dying for the terminally ill
Legislation in Britain to legalize assisted dying was defeated yesterday as the House of Commons voted “to reject a bill…
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Data Shows The DSA Takeover Of The Democrat Party Is Nearly Complete
By Ireland Owens The majority of Democrats support the Democratic Socialists of America, a Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday found.…
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Synagogue Wins Battle Against Blue County To Use Guns For Protection
By Harold Hutchison A federal judge ordered Montgomery County, Maryland, to allow a synagogue to permit attendees to carry concealed…
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