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Good afternoon! It's Thursday, Oct. 12, and today's headlines include a warning from RFK Jr., a father and sons who have been imprisoned for selling a toxic "mineral solution" through a fake church, and the NHL banning LGBT-themed tape from hockey sticks.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. cautioned against multinational asset management firm BlackRock's "feudal model" of purchasing single-family homes across the U.S. during a campaign stop on Wednesday. "They’re gonna turn us from a nation of homeowners into a nation of renters," he said, warning that the strategy would ultimately pave the way for transforming American citizens "into subjects." His speech came following his official announcement that he was declaring himself as an independent candidate for the 2024 presidential race due to corruption in the Democrat and Republican parties. Full Story. |
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The White House has walked back President Joe Biden's comments to Jewish leaders Wednesday that he never thought he would see or have "confirmed pictures of terrorists beheading children." A White House spokesperson also said there is "no proof of life" for the Americans unaccounted for in Israel. Read more. |
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Gaza was plunged into darkness Wednesday after its only power plant shut down after running out of fuel. Israel cut off fuel and food supplies and is amassing troops near the border following Hamas' Saturday attack that killed hundreds of Israelis. The U.S. is in talks to create an aid corridor for civilians in Gaza as the death tolls continue to climb on both sides. Read more. |
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A Florida man and his three sons were sentenced to prison on Friday more than two months after they were found guilty of using a fake online church to deceive consumers into purchasing a so-called "Miracle Mineral Solution" to cure ailments such as COVID-19. The solution turned out to be industrial bleach. Two of the brothers were sentenced to 12.5 years in prison each; their father and another brother were sentenced to five years each. Read more. |
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The left supports radical terrorists like Hamas because Hamas is antisemitic, which is part of the spirit of the age, explains Dr. Michael Brown. "The reality is that radical feminists protesting for their rights in Gaza would either be jailed on the spot or killed. As for a gay pride event in Gaza, the very thought of it is ludicrous. That would likely be the last public event of the participants' lives," Brown writes. Read more. |
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Carl Trueman, a professor of biblical and religious studies at Grove City College, discusses the importance of biblical truth when it comes to sexual identity and politics. "For all her faults, the Church is ultimately the solution. Conforming her to the world can only be part of the problem," he asserts. Read more. |
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Dr. David Jeremiah called on Christians to join him in praying for a "spiritual hedge of protection" for Israel following Hamas' attack on Saturday that has left more than 1,200 Israelis dead and thousands injured. "As Christians, we recognize God's purpose for Israel, and we must stand with her," the pastor and author wrote. Read more.Also of Interest ... |
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The National Hockey League has issued guidance restricting players from putting rainbow-colored tape on their hockey sticks in honor of the LGBT community. The league shared its new rules for supporting any special initiatives via a memo last week. The company Pride Tape pushed back against the memo, stating it hopes the league "will again show commitment to this important symbol of combating homophobia." Read more. |
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