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Today’s News Briefs: Kid breaks ancient jar; Red Lobster; Haitian army rebuilds
Today’s news briefs include 4-year-old destroys ancient jar in Israeli museum; Red Lobster bankruptcy; Terrorists killed in Samaria; and Haitian…
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“The Forge” finishes fifth at box office in opening weekend
“The Forge,” the latest faith-based movie from the Kendrick brothers, ranked No. 5 at the box office in its opening…
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Arab Israeli rescued from Hamas tunnel
Israeli forces have rescued a hostage alive from Hamas captivity the IDF announced in a statement. Arab-Israeli Qaid Farhan Alkadi,…
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Today’s News Briefs: Taliban bans women’s voices; Hamas leader dresses as woman; Anniversary of US retreat;
Today’s News Briefs: Taliban bans women’s voices in public; Hamas leader Sinwar dressing as a woman to avoid capture; today…
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IDF strikes Hezbollah ahead of terrorist group’s planned Sunday attack
The Israel Defense Forces launched a preemptive strike on Hezbollah targets in Southern Lebanon early on Sunday, after detecting preparations…
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Bible lessons from childhood still motivate Tony Dungy
Tony Dungy is highly acclaimed as a Super Bowl-winning coach, broadcaster, author and former assistant coach for the Kansas City…
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“I’m rooted in Christ,” says quarterback C.J. Stroud
Rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud of the Houston Texans dazzled fans last season by passing for 4,108 yards and 23 touchdowns…
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Hamas leader Sinwar insists Israel spare his life
Hamas senior leader Yahya Sinwar wants his life spared as a precondition to a ceasefire and hostage release. The request…
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PBS’s Judy Woodruff apologizes for repeating unverified story
Long-time PBS host Judy Woodruff has apologized for spreading unverified reports about Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu. According to the Associated…
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Immigrants are more religious than overall U.S. population
The world’s 280 million immigrants have greater shares of Christians, Muslims and Jews than the general population, according to a new…
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