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Iranian court upholds sentences for 5 Christians facing a combined 40 years in prison
An appeals court in Tehran has upheld the prison sentences of five Christians charged with “propaganda” for engaging in religious activities, a watchdog group reports.

5 notable Texas pastors who were removed or resigned over immoral behavior
Over the past year, the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex has witnessed a wave of pastor resignations and removals, many tied to allegations of abuse, sexual misconduct or moral failures. Here is a list of the most notable resignations.

Evangelical leaders want Trump to support Israel's 'sovereignty over the biblical heartland'
Ahead of his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday, over 200 Evangelical leaders are urging President Donald Trump to defend Israel's right to exercise "sovereignty over the biblical heartland" Judea and Samaria (known internationally as the West Bank).

Outgoing Oklahoma schools superintendent announces TPUSA partnership
Just days before his resignation took effect, Oklahoma’s top schools administrator announced a sweeping partnership with Turning Point USA to establish chapters of the conservative youth organization in every high school across the state.

Camp Mystic parents say plans to reopen in 2026 'dishonors children who were killed'
The parents of an 8-year-old girl whose remains have yet to be recovered after catastrophic flash flooding killed 25 campers and two counselors at Camp Mystic in July are opposing plans to reopen the camp next year.

Texas youth baseball coach hit by gunfire during pregame prayer, expected to recover
A Texas youth baseball coach is expected to recover after he was wounded by a stray bullet while leading a pregame prayer.

White House presser on autism, Tylenol prompts pushback from World Health Organization
President Donald Trump and top White House health officials faced criticism Wednesday from the World Health Organization for a press conference earlier this week that tied skyrocketing rates of autism to childhood vaccines and pregnant women’s use of Tylenol.

2 dead, 2 wounded after shooting at Dallas ICE facility
Two people are dead Wednesday after a shooter opened fire on a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Dallas.

Texas A&M president steps down after defending LGBT course content in video
Texas A&M University has parted ways with President Mark A. Welsh III nearly a month after a video surfaced of a professor's classroom discussion on trans ideology regarding gender identity in violation of state law.

Albania appoints chatbot as world's first AI government minister
Albania has become the first nation in the world to appoint an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot as a government minister.


























