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Nigerian Troops Rescue 31 Abducted During Easter Church Service in Kaduna
Nigerian troops rescued 31 worshippers abducted during an Easter church attack in Kaduna State. Five people were killed, authorities said.
Supreme Court strikes down Colorado ban on conversion therapy for minors
The Supreme Court ruled that Colorado’s law restricting therapy for minors violates First Amendment free speech protections.
The Real Cost of the DHS Shutdown Isn’t Political. It’s Personal.
The DHS shutdown continues with no clear resolution, leaving TSA workers unpaid and travelers delayed as political leaders remain deadlocked.
Gunmen Kill Dozens in Nigeria’s Plateau State During Palm Sunday Weekend Attack
At least 30 people were killed in Nigeria’s Plateau state during a Palm Sunday weekend attack, with authorities yet to confirm the identity or motive of the gunmen.
Christianity is not an aesthetic
In a culture where faith is often presented as a curated lifestyle, the gospel calls for something deeper: surrender to Christ and a life genuinely transformed.
Key quotes from the Rev. Jesse Jackson that define his political views
A protege of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and leader of the Civil Rights Movement, has died at 84.
Halftime Politics: TPUSA’s Alternate Super Bowl Show and America’s Cultural Divide
The real issue wasn’t the performance itself, but the expectation of loyalty to mass culture and the social cost imposed on those who choose otherwise.
White House Press Secretary Denies Racist Intent in Video Shared by Trump Depicting Obamas as Apes
Lawmakers from both parties condemned a video shared by President Trump depicting the Obamas as apes, as the White House denied racist intent.
Why the Bevelyn Beatty Williams Case Is Resurfacing Amid the Don Lemon Indictment
As debate swirls over Don Lemon’s indictment, the Bevelyn Beatty Williams case resurfaces, highlighting how courts judge conduct, not intent, under the FACE Act.
Black History Month Reflection: Why Richard Smallwood’s Music Still Matters
As Black History Month begins, EEW Magazine reflects on the legacy of gospel composer Richard Smallwood and how his music shaped Black worship.
‘Melania’ documentary, boosted by Nicki Minaj, posts decade-high nonfiction opening
The Amazon MGM documentary Melania posted the strongest opening for a nonfiction film in nearly a decade, aided by unexpected support from rapper Nicki Minaj.
Don Lemon Arrested by Federal Agents After Minnesota Church Protest
Former cable news anchor Don Lemon was arrested by federal agents in Los Angeles in a case tied to an anti ICE protest inside a Minnesota church.
New video shows Alex Pretti confronted federal agents days before fatal shooting
BBC-verified video shows Alex Pretti in a physical confrontation with federal immigration agents days before he was fatally shot in Minneapolis. Investigations continue.
Trump's Board of Peace Signals a Bold Era of 'Peace Through Strength' in Global Affairs
Explore President Donald Trump's Board of Peace, an initiative embodying "peace through strength" to resolve international conflicts.
Kanye West links 2002 car crash, untreated brain injury to bipolar disorder in public apology
Kanye West says a 2002 car crash left him with an undiagnosed brain injury that worsened bipolar disorder, fueling years of psychological decline.
Federal agents fatally shoot Minneapolis man during immigration operation
Federal immigration agents shot and killed a 37-year-old Minneapolis man during an enforcement operation, authorities said. Investigations are ongoing.
3 Activists Released After Church Protest Arrests; Don Lemon Not Charged
Federal authorities arrested three activists after a protest disrupted a St. Paul church service. A judge later ordered their release, while efforts to charge journalist Don Lemon stalled.
Teyana Taylor’s Oscar Nomination Reflects a Journey of Faith, Patience, and Preparation
Teyana Taylor’s first Oscar nomination is the culmination of years of preparation, faith, and perseverance. A milestone moment shaped by prayer and purpose.
Three arrested after protest interrupts service at St. Paul church
Federal authorities arrested three activists after a protest disrupted a worship service at a St. Paul church. A judge declined to approve charges against Don Lemon.
When Reporting Crosses the Line: Don Lemon, Church Disruption, and the Limits of Christian Witness
Don Lemon’s livestream from inside a Minnesota church sparks federal review and raises deeper questions about journalism, sacred space, and Christian witne