Satanic Event In Iowa Capitol, SCOTUS Preschool Case, Disney Staff In 281 Arrests
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Top headlines for Wednesday, November 4, 2026
A federal judge orders Iowa to allow a satanic event in its Capitol, the Supreme Court weighs Colorado's preschool rules for Catholic parishes, theme park workers are among 281 arrested in a Florida sting, and a vandal apologizes after damaging a Christian prayer hall in Israel.
00:11 Judge rules Iowa officials must allow satanic event in state Capitol
01:01 Church rejoices as pastor recovers after passing out, hitting head during sermon; ‘It must have been his sugar’
01:42 Supreme Court weighs if Colorado program can force Christian preschools to adopt LGBT nondiscrimination rules
03:24 Secular record labels' influence on CCM industry questioned in documentary series
04:10 Mickey Mouse actor, other Disney staffers among 281 arrested in child predator, trafficking sting
05:00 More than half of teens turn to Jesus for advice but not more than parents, friends: Barna
05:50 Vandal begs forgiveness after damaging Christian prayer hall: 'I don't know what came over me'
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- Judge rules Iowa officials must allow satanic event in state Capitol
- Church rejoices as pastor recovers after passing out, hitting head during sermon; ‘It must have been his sugar’
- Supreme Court weighs if Colorado program can force Christian preschools to adopt LGBT nondiscrimination rules
- Secular record labels' influence on CCM industry questioned in documentary series
- Mickey Mouse actor, other Disney staffers among 281 arrested in child predator, trafficking sting
- More than half of teens turn to Jesus for advice but not more than parents, friends: Barna
- Vandal begs forgiveness after damaging Christian prayer hall: 'I don't know what came over me'
