Philly Boycott Fails as Jewish Businesses See Strong Support 
Three Arrested in Philly Protest Ahead of Kristallnacht Anniversary 
Saudi Tower Damaged by Houthi Missiles Amid Regional Conflict 
U.S. Approves $1.08B Mexico Helicopter Sale 
Ex-Army Officer Calls Moore’s Service Claims ‘Disingenuous’ 
Christians Face Persecution Across Asia
Across numerous Hindu, Communist, and Muslim nations in Asia, Christians face constant persecution, ranging from harassment to arrest to murder....
Billy Joel Announces Health Limitations, Can’t Drive Anymore
Billy Joel, the legendary singer-songwriter, has shared a new chapter in his life as he navigates significant health limitations. At...
Pastor Removed From School Board Over Graphic Book Reading
Pastor John K. Amanchukwu Sr. was removed from a school board meeting in North Carolina by police after attempting to...
Navy SEAL Foundation Stuns Crowd With Helicopter Fireworks at Gala
A foundation supporting Navy SEALs stunned guests at a private gala in Newport Beach, California, with a dramatic helicopter performance....
Half a Million Protesters Flood France Streets Amid Riots
Half a million protesters flooded the streets of France on Saturday, sparking chaos as looting, arson, and clashes with riot...
Man Charged with Fentanyl Overdose and Rape Sent Nude Photos of Victim
A 19-year-old New York City man has been charged with fatally overdosing a college student with fentanyl and then raping...
GOP Whip Calls for Ilhan Omar’s Deportation Over Citizenship Claims
Republican House Whip Tom Emmer has called for the deportation and jailing of Rep. Ilhan Omar if it is proven...
France: 15 Arrested Over Arson That Destroyed 143-Year-Old City Hall
At least 15 people have been arrested in connection with the arson that destroyed Limoges' historic City Hall, a 143-year-old...
Texas Church Votes to Leave United Methodist Denomination
A major United Methodist church in Texas is set to vote on leaving the denomination after leaders of Highland Park...
AI Deepfakes Pose Verification Challenges for Courts
Federal judges in Boston have raised concerns about the increasing difficulty of verifying AI-generated images and videos, as courts grapple...
