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1. 'America Was Founded on Faith': Trump Launches 'America Prays' Initiative for 250th Anniversary

   As America nears the 250th anniversary of its founding, President Trump wants the nation to recognize its dependence on God. He's launched "America Prays," an initiative emphasizing the enduring role of faith in the country's identity.   

2. 'God Is at Work': Hundreds Flood Altar to Choose Christ in Outreach at Site of Charlie Kirk Murder

   Thousands of people worshipped Jesus, heard a transformational message about God's unconditional love, and made decisions of faith Sunday night at Utah Valley University, just two months after conservative and Christian commentator Charlie Kirk was assassinated there.

3. UN to Vote on Trump Gaza Plan as Netanyahu Rejects Palestinian State 'Path'; Kirk Honored in Israel

   It's an important day for the future of Israel. The United Nations Security Council is expected to vote on President Donald Trump's International Stabilization Plan for Gaza. It comes as Russian President Vladimir Putin attempts to introduce his own plan. And in Jerusalem, Jews and Christians gathered to honor Charlie Kirk.

4. Gunmen Abduct 25 Girls from a High School in Nigeria and Kill One of the Staff

   Gunmen attacked a high school in northwestern Nigeria before dawn on Monday and abducted 25 schoolgirls, police said. One staffer at the school was killed and another was wounded in what was the latest incident of school abductions in Nigeria's northern region.   

5. When Did Flying the Flag Become 'Fascist'? Inside Britain's Flag War and the Death Threats

   A sign of how much British society is coming unglued is how many citizens see displaying the British flag as a bad thing. A BBC program host said recently, "You've got something called 'Operation Raise the Colours.' That sounds very military. That sounds very aggressive."  

6. Major Update on Cory Asbury, Forrest Frank Super Bowl Show: 'The Heart Was Never Competition'

   Worship leader Cory Asbury is calling off his proposed alternative Super Bowl halftime show with Christian music artist Forrest Frank.

7. Fetterman Releases Pic, Back Home After Heart Trouble Put PA Senator in Hospital

   Sen. John Fetterman says he has returned home to his family in Pennsylvania after being hospitalized due to what his office said was a ventricular fibrillation flare-up that caused him to feel light-headed and fall during an early morning walk Thursday.

8. Trump Calls for Epstein Files Release: 'We Have Nothing to Hide'

   President Trump is calling for the House of Representatives to vote to release the Epstein files in a major policy reversal. The contentious issue created a rift between the President and some of his strongest supporters. 

9. As Christians Slaughtered in Nigeria, Trump's Threats 'Long-Overdue' After Biden Admin Eased Up

   A persecution watchdog is speaking out about President Donald Trump’s decision to designate Nigeria a Country of Particular Concern, a label that could help put pressure on the Nigerian government to help protect Christians under duress.

10. What If the Bible Was Outlawed in America? Actor Brett Varvel Explores The Scary Idea

    For believers in China, persecution and oppression aren’t abstract ideas to be debated; they are reality.

11. 'A Miracle': Bible Lost in Hurricane Found 21 Years Later, Firefighters Point to Divine Intervention

    A Bible that was lost for more than 20 years in the aftermath of a hurricane is being reunited with its owner after being discovered by a Pennsylvania firefighter. 

12. Massive Outreach: Greg Laurie Brings the Gospel to UVU in Bold Response to Charlie Kirk Killing

    Pastor Greg Laurie is on a mission to bring hope and healing to Utah Valley University, the campus in Orem, Utah, where conservative and Christian commentator Charlie Kirk was assassinated Sept. 10.

13. Moody Bible College Sues Chicago Schools for Discrimination Over Rejecting Christian Teachers

    The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago has filed a lawsuit against the Board of Education of the City of Chicago, claiming the district barred their students from participating in a student-teacher program because of the college's faith-based hiring policies.

14. US Navy Strikes on Drug Boats Stir Fears of War as Venezuela Calls Trinidad's Leader 'a Terrorist'

    The U.S. Navy's recent strikes on Venezuelan drug-running boats have rattled nerves across the Caribbean, leaving the small island nation of Trinidad and Tobago caught in the middle of rising regional tensions.

15. New Fears of Iran-Israel Clash as Tehran Ramps Up Missiles

    Israel and Iran are reportedly preparing for another war, although some analysts say it may not happen immediately. At the same time, the situation in Gaza appears frozen, with little progress on the ceasefire agreement and rising tensions in other Palestinian areas of the West Bank.