Daystar TV Removes Robert Morris Content, Crackdown on Deepfake Porn, LA to Require Ten Commandments in Classroom
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In this episode, we discuss Daystar Television's decision to remove content by Robert Morris following allegations of sexual abuse from the 1980s. We also cover the new bill introduced in Congress aiming to mandate the removal of deepfake pornography involving children from tech and social media platforms.
Additionally, we examine the controversial new law in Georgia that targets churches, NGOs, and independent media, according to legal experts. Lastly, we highlight Louisiana's new requirement for public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, making it the first state to implement such a mandate.
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- Daystar Television removes Robert Morris content from network | Church & Ministries News
- Christian rickshaw driver could face life in prison in Pakistan. | World News
- Lawmakers want to force tech companies to remove deepfake porn | Politics News
- Georgia's new ‘foreign agents law’ threatens churches | World News
- NYC 'Bling Bishop' Lamor Whitehead sentenced to 9 years in prison | Church & Ministries News
- More Israelis requesting copies of the New Testament after Oct. 7 | World News
- Louisiana is first state to require Ten Commandments in schools | Politics News