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Parsing Pluralism: In Defense of Hopeful Realism
Contrary to some critical readers, the liberal democracy that Hopeful Realism can affirm is far from neutral.
Isaias Strengthens into Category 2 Hurricane on Collision Course with the US Gulf Coast
Isaias has strengthened into a Category 2 hurricane as it surges toward the U.S. Gulf Coast.
Cornell & the Complacency Crisis
By Nicole Brown-Dominguez | 8 October 2026 | This article discusses sexual assault and may be distressing to some readers. Disturbing news often comes in twos. On September 16, an anonymous former student filed a civil lawsuit against Cornell University and seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity, accusing them of drugging and raping her
Military detains Christian journalist-rights advocate
A religious freedom advocate and Christian journalist in Nigeria was being held without charges and incommunicado after soldiers arrested him at a military hospital, where relatives attacked by Fulani gunmen were receiving treatment, sources told Morning Star News.
Ep168: How Fox News Is Using Hell to Scare People into Voting for Republicans
Thursday, October 8, 2026 — You're listening to Highest Power: Church + State, a weekly podcast from Baptist News Global, hosted by Rick Pidcock. Support faith-based journalism at baptistnews.com. Ep168: How Fox News Is Using Hell to Scare People into Voting for Republicans
Insurgency News Blast – Thursday October 8th 2026
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Crew of International Space Station returns safely to Earth
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UPDATE: DOJ Charges an American as an Accessory in Canada’s Tumbler Ridge School Shooting
Turns out, not one but two men identifying as women were involved in planning and carrying out a mass shooting that left five children and an educator dead. [UPDATE] On Tuesday, federal law enforcement arrested James Cody Bryant, a Washington man who identifies as a woman, for helping Jesse Van Rootselaar, another transgender, commit the February
OneVoice27 Marks the 2000th Anniversary of Jesus’ Baptism but There Is One Crucial Problem
The date of Jesus’ baptism plays an essential role in Adventism’s prophetic understandings. Yet neither the Bible nor extrabiblical evidence provides a direct date. What can be established, and what are the implications for Adventist beliefs and programming?
‘High-Risk Humanitarian’ Ministry Leader Pivots to Politics, Domestic Issues - MinistryWatch
Victor Marx has a unique résumé. Since 2003, the self-proclaimed “high-risk humanitarian” has run a Christian ministry called All Things Possible (ATP) that operates in “the most menacing places on earth.” Prior to that, he served in the U.S. Marine Corps, ran a martial arts school in Hawaii and, according to his LinkedIn profile, worked
First person: Concerned about AI? You’re probably asking the wrong question
Everybody is talking about what AI can do, and for good reason. It can summarize research, write code, generate images, analyze enormous amounts of information and answer questions before most of us have finished typing them. Honestly, the advances have been amazing, and I use it for something nearly every day.
Ministry Spotlight: Life Action Ministries - MinistryWatch
Life Action Ministries stopped filing Form 990 in 2023. The result: a Transparency Grade drop from C to D and a Donor Confidence Score of 50. The Michigan retreat ministry says it’s classified as a church by the IRS. Full story: [LINK]
Military in Nigeria Detains Christian Journalist-Rights Advocate
A religious freedom advocate and Christian journalist in Nigeria was being held without charges and incommunicado after soldiers arrested him at a military hospital, where relatives attacked by Fulani gunmen were receiving treatment, sources said.
37 Maryland churches suing UMC over property dispute suffer another court loss
An appeals court panel in Maryland has ruled against 37 churches that sued The United Methodist Church over claims that the rules for leaving the denomination were unfair.
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