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1. Trump Defends General 'Razin Caine' on Iran Strike Plan as Student Protesters Again Defy Regime

   Protests are again spreading inside Iran as President Trump weighs whether to launch a military strike while defending his top general. The Tehran regime is facing pressure from both its own people and the United States.

2. WATCH President Trump Deliver the State of the Union Address

   President Donald Trump is addressing Congress and the nation tonight, in the first official State of the Union Speech of his second term.

3. Huckabee Says Carlson Undermined Trump on Israel: 'I Hope They Quit Letting Him in the White House'

   U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee is not mincing words when it comes to Tucker Carlson’s criticism of President Donald Trump over Israel. It would neatly fit into the category of “righteous anger.” 

4. San Francisco Teachers Union Lectured Parents: 'Don't You Dare Homeschool'

   In a jaw-dropping power play during their recent historic strike—the first in nearly 50 years—San Francisco's teachers union didn't just walk off the job. They emailed parents, urging them to avoid homeschooling their kids or providing any at-home learning. 

5. Nigeria's First Lady Is a Pastor Who Rejects Christian Genocide Claims, but the Persecution Is Real

   Nigeria's First Lady, who's also an ordained Pentecostal pastor in Nigeria's largest church, recently embarked on a charm offensive to bolster ties with the U.S. and push back against considerable claims that Christians are being systematically exterminated.

6. Huckabee Addresses Antisemitic Conspiracy Theory Behind Tucker Carlson Question About Jews

   Tucker Carlson's interview with U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee continues to reverberate this week. After the interview, Huckabee also released a statement responding to another line of questioning from Carlson that he found perplexing. Here's the ambassador's full response: 

7. Thousands in Cold, Dark After Monster Cyclone Drops Record Snowfall in Northeast

   Residents in the northeast portion of the U.S. are digging out after a historic monster storm slammed the region Sunday and Monday.  The so-called "bomb cyclone" dumped more than three feet of snow in parts of Rhode Island shattering records.  In New York, over 300 trees toppled due to heavy snow.

8. Faith Groups Work to Restore Mobility for Millions Through Wheelchair Ministry

   An estimated 80 million people around the world need a wheelchair but cannot access one, leaving many to crawl, be carried, or live confined to their homes. 

9. Alysa Liu's Family Story of Freedom: Targeted by Communist Spies, Escaped from Persecution

   U.S. Olympian Alysa Liu's story is a remarkable American story because it involves escaping from the bondage and danger of communism to the freedom of the United States. 

10. Trump Considers 'Preliminary Limited Strikes' on Iran as Israel on Highest Alert

    The next round of U.S.- Iran talks is scheduled for this week, pushing off the probability of a U.S. attack for at least a few days. President Trump is said to be considering "preliminary limited strikes" to force Iran into a deal, as the U.S. has gathered masses of firepower in the Middle East.

11. Honoring Ron Kenoly: The Worship Pioneer Who Pointed the World to Jesus

    In Orlando, Florida, this weekend, family, friends, and fans of Ron Kenoly gathered to pay respects to his legacy. The beloved worship leader who took his songs of praise to more than 120 countries around the world passed away on February 3rd. 

12. Mexico Fears More Violence after Army Kills Leader of Powerful Jalisco Cartel

    School was canceled in several Mexican states and local and foreign governments alike warned their citizens to stay inside following the army’s killing of the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, “El Mencho,” and the violence it spurred. P

13. 'Listening to the Lord:' Liberty Students Detox from Phones to Pursue Christ

    Today's technology offers many benefits, although it can also be a major distraction for college students. Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA, has found that such distraction can prevent young people from reaching their full potential. That's why the school encouraged students to log off for the entire month of February.

14. Highly Anticipated 'I Can Only Imagine' Sequel Lands at #3 on Opening Weekend

    The highly anticipated sequel to "I Can Only Imagine" landed in the #3 spot at the box office on opening weekend. It comes nine years after the original story behind the chart-topping worship song became a box-office hit, earning more than $83 million in domestic returns. 

15. Olympic Athlete Offers His Talents – and His Medals – to God

    A Polish ski jumper gave thanks to God for his Olympic medals by laying them on a church altar. Kacper Tomasiak is the first ski jumper from Poland to ever win three medals in the same Olympic Games.