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Trump heads back to the scene of a close call

June 27, 2026

The former president is returning to the Washington Hilton for an event this week, more than two months after an armed man tried to force his way into a high-profile dinner held there. The incident cut short his planned speech at the April gathering where reporters and officials usually mix. That ni

crime

When Prosecutor Comments Cross the Line in a High-Profile Case

June 27, 2026

A judge in Utah recently ruled that a prosecutor made inappropriate public statements about a murder suspect. The comments were made in interviews where the prosecutor suggested he already knew the suspect was guilty, even before all evidence was reviewed. This case involves Tyler Robinson, a 23-yea

politics

Katie Porter’s Political Future: Lessons from Her Governor Race Loss

June 27, 2026

Katie Porter isn’t stepping away from politics just yet—but she’s taking a hard look at where she fits in. After losing the California governor race last month, she’s returning to her job as a law professor at UC Irvine, where she’ll teach bankruptcy this fall. That means staying close to home as he

politics

How Tech Money is Changing Who Runs US Elections

June 27, 2026

Big tech is throwing huge amounts of cash into US elections. Many top Silicon Valley investors now back candidates who want fewer rules for artificial intelligence. Venture capitalists and AI founders have poured hundreds of millions into races across the country. Their aim isn’t just about winning

politics

A Former Soldier Challenges Netanyahu’s Long Rule

June 27, 2026

Israel is heading toward a tough election where an ex-military leader could shake things up. Gadi Eisenkot, once the army’s top commander, has built a new political party called Yashar, which means “straight” in Hebrew. Unlike Benjamin Netanyahu, who has led the country for years and faces corruptio

education

Could Bible stories help Texas students? A closer look at the debate.

June 27, 2026

Texas is considering adding Bible stories to its public school lessons starting in 2030. The idea isn’t just for younger kids to hear fun tales like David and Goliath. Older students would dig deeper, looking at themes in history and culture. Some people like the plan because they say these stories

religion

Religious events mix welcome messages with community fun in Louisiana

June 27, 2026

Sunday mornings often bring familiar routines, but two Baton Rouge churches are breaking the mold this weekend. St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church isn’t just hosting its regular service at 10 a. m. — it’s throwing a Pride Mass that warmly invites LGBTQ+ individuals and their supporters to celebrate equ

politics

Religion in public spaces: What a new report means for America

June 27, 2026

A government group recently shared plans to change how religion interacts with public life. Their draft report suggests replacing the idea of keeping church and state separate with something they call "building bridges. " This idea is part of a larger set of recommendations from a team created last

sports

From Nagrig to Global Fame: The Story of Mohamed Salah

June 27, 2026

Mohamed Salah wasn't born in a big city with stadiums and sports academies. He came from Nagrig, a quiet village in Egypt where football was played on dusty streets rather than professional pitches. Growing up in 1992, he spent his childhood playing the game with a ball that might have been more pat

health

How faith and stress connect for Malaysian students

June 27, 2026

University life in Malaysia can be tough on mental health. Many students face depression, anxiety, and stress daily. These issues don’t just affect their studies—they might also increase the chance of heart or brain problems later in life. The connection between mental strain and physical health ris