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• The Only Survivor of the Pentagon's E-Ring: A 9/11 Miracle

  Twenty-five years after the September 11th terrorist attacks, the Honorable Brian Birdwell has returned to the Pentagon with a story of survival that can only be described as miraculous.

• 'Totally Demonic': Jonathan Cahn Says He Was Attacked by Viral Duct-Taped Man on Plane

  Celebrated author and Messianic Rabbi Jonathan Cahn is making headlines after revealing that he was the unnamed passenger who drew the ire of a man who allegedly became so out of control that he needed to be duct-taped to an airplane seat.

• 'Had a Lump in My Breast': Woman Says She Was Miraculously Healed After Cutting Ties to Her Sorority

  Gospel singer and Pastor Travis Greene made headlines last October when he shared why he renounced his membership in the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. Then, Dr. LaTanya Moore's story went viral when she cut ties to Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She says that's when something miraculous happened...

• Christian Grandma Refuses to Back Down After Government Demands She Stop Feeding Community

  What started as a woman feeling called to cook breakfast for a handful of friends has turned into a dispute over food, faith, and government regulations.

• Pro-Life Group Reportedly Kicked Out of Coffee Shop, Compared to KKK

  The founder of a well-known pro-life organization has gone viral in recent days after reportedly being kicked out of an Idaho coffee shop after the owner learned she was holding a meeting there.

• Maine Supreme Court Rules Mom Can't Take Her Daughter to Church

  The Maine Supreme Court has unanimously upheld a custody order prohibiting a mother from taking her 13-year-old daughter to her church or religious events.

• Edouard Hammers TX with Flooding and Power Outages, Lightning Kills 3 in FL, Another Victim Survives

  Gulf Coast residents are dealing with the remnants of Tropical Storm Edouard. It made landfall along the Texas-Louisiana border packing winds of 60 miles an hour, toppling trees and triggering tens of thousands of power outages.  

• Inside the Court Battle: Surrogate Mother Fights for Custody of Child She Refused to Abort

  A surrogate mother who was contractually obligated to have an abortion refused, and gave birth against the wishes of the child's biological parents.  Now a custody battle is underway while the newborn receives life-saving heart surgeries.

• Judge Sends Charlie Kirk Murder Case to Trial with Defendant Facing Potential Death Penalty

  The murder case against the Utah man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk is headed for trial. Defendant Tyler Robinson faces a potential death sentence if convicted.

• Antisemitic Incidents Persist in K-12 Schools Despite College Campus Decline

  Antisemitic incidents on American college campuses dropped sharply in 2025 following a surge after the October 7 attacks and the war in Gaza, but reported cases in non-Jewish Kindergarten through 12th-grade schools have remained largely unchanged, according to the Anti-Defamation League.

• Nashville Charter Schools Agree to Remove Same-Sex Marriage Books from Elementary Curriculum

  A charter school in Nashville, TN, has reportedly removed books featuring LGBT themes from its elementary school curriculum after a high-profile conflict with a Christian teacher.

• At Least 2 Killed in Grand Canyon Flash Flood, More Storms Possible with a Dozen Others Missing

  At least two people are dead after flash flooding overwhelmed a remote area of the Grand Canyon on Saturday, according to National Park Service officials.

• 'Fake Intelligence': How AI Is Dumbing Down Our Kids and Why They Need to Struggle

  As artificial intelligence begins to reshape our world, it is also reaching into the classroom. But science shows that the brain grows and changes most when people actively problem-solve and complete difficult tasks repeatedly through a process called neuroplasticity.

• Pro-Life Center Helps Woman Detransition to Biological Sex: 'They Cared to Educate and Love Me'

  For seven years, Jessica Rose lived as a man named Aden. Childhood trauma taught her that women suffer pain; something she wanted to avoid.

• Small Drones, Growing Threat: Inside the Push to Protect US Airspace

  Many drones operating domestically are small, easily modified, and accessible to almost anyone. They could be used as cameras, a hobby, or in the wrong hands, a weapon. From stadiums to critical infrastructure, federal and local agencies are now expanding their ability to detect and stop potential drone threats to the U.S. homeland.

• Baby Stuck in Legal Battle Between Bio-Parents and Surrogate Mother Survives Emergency Heart Surgery

  A baby boy who's caught in the middle of a legal dispute between his surrogate mother and the intended parents has survived the first of three emergency heart surgeries.

• Army Vet Discovers Treasure Trove on Border 'Gotaways', Exposes China's Involvement

  Illegal crossings at the U.S. southern border have plummeted under the second Trump administration. Still, an unknown number called "gotaways" escape from border agents, making it across undetected. 

• 'It Is an Admission': Meta to Pay $18 Billion to Settle Social Media Addiction Lawsuit

  Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, agreed Wednesday to pay up to $18 billion to resolve claims brought by 48 states.

• Stuck in Space: How NASA Astronaut Butch Wilmore Stayed Grounded in Christ Despite the Unexpected

  Butch Wilmore is a retired NASA astronaut who was part of the 8-day mission that unexpectedly stretched to nearly 10 months in space. He and another astronaut were stuck on the International Space Station from June 2024 until March 2025.

• Excavating, Confronting Ancestral Shame of Black Exodus from Gwynn's Island

  Some say that for more than a century the quiet shores of Gwynn's Island held a dark secret. Between 1916 and 1920, racial hatred forced dozens of black families from the island. That history is being recognized and is paving the way for healing.