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Abortions canceled again in Missouri after ruling from state Supreme Court

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Abortions canceled again in Missouri after ruling from state Supreme Court

56% Center coverage: 97 sources

FBI announces investigation after LGBT advocates clash with Christian groups at Seattle’s city hall

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FBI announces investigation after LGBT advocates clash with Christian groups at Seattle’s city hall

54% Right coverage: 46 sources

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been asked to investigate allegations of violence involving religious groups in Seattle, according to a statement Tuesday by FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino. See the Story

‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival’: Korie Reveals Which Family Members Were Hesitant About TV Return

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‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival’: Korie Reveals Which Family Members Were Hesitant About TV Return

64% Right coverage: 22 sources

Korie Robertson reveals which of her children were the hardest to convince.See the Story

40% Of Syrians Back Peace With Israel

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

(JNS)- Over one in three Syrians supports Damascus signing a peace treaty with Israel to improve the Arab Republic’s economic and security situation, a recent survey by the Syrian Center for Public Opinion Studies found. Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email The center surveyed a representative sample of 2,550 male and […]Law · Damascus See the Story

Red Cross aids displaced tornado victim who gave birth

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

ST. LOUIS - The Red Cross is now giving financial assistance to those impacted by the May 16 tornado in St. Louis. FOX 2 had the chance to speak with one tornado survivor who is receiving help from the organization. This survivor, Yusmary Perozo, came to St. Louis a year ago for a better life with her family. She also recently gave birth. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now …Red Cross See the Story

Summer Bible Camps Bring Hope to Russia and Ukraine Youth

Hope is in short supply in war-torn Ukraine and its invader, Russia. The Slavic Gospel Association is giving children a respite from the fighting by holding summer Bible camps in Russia, Ukraine and other former Soviet-bloc nations. Around 80,000 children and teens are expected to participate in the weeklong camps, offering a rare opportunity for joy and stability amidst ongoing conflict. “Many of these children and teens have lost hope, and the…Russia · Russia Read Article

Ugandan Chef Jonathan Walinda Wows California with African-Inspired Bakes

At 23, Jonathan Walinda from Uganda is turning heads in the bakery world with his unique mix of African tastes and modern baking flair. Born in 2001, he grew up surrounded by the bold spices and warm traditions of Ugandan home cooking. His parents, Norah Namuddu and Francis Walinda, taught him how to blend flavours with care. Alongside his sister, he learned that food brings people together and creates lasting memories. From a young age, Jonatha…Uganda · Uganda See the Story

Cyclists On A 3,000 Mile Ride To End Human Trafficking

The fight against child trafficking fuels their journey. Beginning June 14, eight cyclists and their crew will embark on a non-stop, transcontinental relay in the 2025 Race Across America (RAAM), riding from Oceanside, California, across Kansas and Missouri, to Atlantic City, New Jersey. It’s an annual ride of ZOE International, which has a mission to reach people with the Gospel and rescue children from trafficking. The organization focuses on …Atlantic City · Atlantic City Read Article

Kelsey Grammer Opens Up on Abortions and Regret

Kelsey Grammer, known for his roles in “Frasier” and “Jesus Revolution,” has spoken candidly about his experience with abortions and the regret that has followed him for decades. In his new memoir “Karen: A Brother Remembers,” Grammer reveals, “I know that many people do not have a problem with abortion, and though I have supported it in the past, it eats away at my soul.” His personal account brings to light the emotional complexity surrounding…Donald Trump · United States Read Article

Congress Honors Salvation Army Service During National Week

Congress officially recognized National Salvation Army Week in mid-May. Rep. Don Davis, D-N.C., a member of the Salvation Army’s National Advisory Board, introduced a resolution to officially recognize the occasion. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., commemorated the week by submitting a statement for the Congressional Record. President Dwight Eisenhower first recognized National Salvation Army Week in 1954 to celebrate the organization’s longstanding commi…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

Man’s Best Friend: A Dog May Be In A Court Near You

One of the highlights for visitors who tour the Supreme Court of Missouri is seeing our dog, Old Drum. Old Drum is not a living dog, but a bronze bust of the celebrated Johnson County dog who was shot and killed in 1870 by his owner’s brother-in-law. When the owner sued his relative for the value of the loss of his best hunting dog, it took three trials because of procedural errors and an appeal to the Court before the owner was ultimately award…Dogs · Troyes See the Story

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