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Pollster warns Trump lost young men over affordability, war: 'They're done'

Rich Baris, a prominent state and national pollster who predicted a Republican midterm rout, claimed that a majority of young men who formerly supported President Donald Trump are angry at Israeli influence in U.S. politics and punished him for it in the midterm election.

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  Trump's week in review: Hegseth impeachment vote; White House counsel sends warning to Dems

  Over a week after voters handed Democrats control of both the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives, the effects are still shaking out in Washington and beyond. Here are five highlights from the last week.

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  Wes Huff gives update on 3-year-old daughter’s condition after hospitalization for multiple seizures

  Canadian apologist Wes Huff has announced that his 3-year-old daughter has returned home after spending two nights in the hospital following a series of seizures.

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  Florida's Transformation Church shuts down satellite campus months after merger: 'Hard decision'

  A large nondenominational church in Florida has shut down a satellite campus less than a year after opening it, but is still reporting growth in attendance and baptisms.

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  Wife of Sovereign Grace Music's Bob Kauflin dies suddenly during date night

  Pastor Bob Kauflin revealed that the sudden death of his wife, Julie Kauflin, has brought him waves of tears and an ache unlike anything he has experienced, but he is seeking comfort in the knowledge that he will one day see her again in heaven.

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  Talarico gets more votes than Hillary, Kamala: 4 midterm election shockers in Texas

  While Republicans were roundly defeated by Democrats across the country in last week's midterms, it was Democrat James Talarico’s dramatic defeat of Republican Ken Paxton that encapsulated the scope of the “blue wave” that saw dozens of U.S. House of Representatives districts and at least seven U.S. Senate seats flip to Democrats.

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  Dozens of lawmakers urge House leaders to invite Pope Leo XIV to speak to Congress

  Dozens of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are urging the leaders of the U.S. House of Representatives to invite Pope Leo XIV to speak to a joint session of the U.S. Congress next year.

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  TGC contributing pastors clash over whether spouses should sit together at church

  The Gospel Coalition (TGC) appeared to reverse course Thursday after an article published on its U.S. and Australian sites suggested married couples should stop sitting together at church.

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  Gazan Christians reveals horrors amid crackdown under Hamas rule: 'You cannot forget about us'

  A Gazan Christian reflected on how life changed after Hamas seized control of the Gaza Strip in 2007, as recent reports indicate that the region's Christian community has dwindled to just a few hundred people.

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  Cissie Graham Lynch questioned on LGBT stance, vows to protect all faiths if confirmed to Trump admin. post

  Cissie Graham Lynch told members of Congress she would "protect people of all faiths" if confirmed, as one lawmaker questioned her about her views on LGBT non-discrimination laws.

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  Nigerian Christian widow joins million-signature campaign urging action on persecution in Africa

  A Nigerian widow who witnessed Boko Haram militants shoot her husband dead after he identified himself as a Christian is joining a delegation handing in a petition to Downing Street on Thursday.