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Newsom Makes Eid State Holidays; Critics Call It ‘Sharia’
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law giving Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha official state-holiday status. Muslim state workers can take the days off, and public schools may choose to close. Critics call it preferential and warn of “Sharia” influence.
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Open Doors: Nigeria Abductions Jumped 153% in Late 2025
A new Open Doors report says abductions more than doubled and killings rose sharply in the final quarter of 2025, with militant Fulani groups now linked to more deaths and kidnappings than Boko Haram.
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Report to Senate claims male athletes took 2,293 women’s golds
Concerned Women for America’s figures, highlighted by LifeSiteNews, surface as the Senate Judiciary Committee holds a hearing on males competing in women’s sports.
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Seniors are now struggling worse than teens with screens
Researchers cited by the Post and recent surveys say older Americans are spending serious time on social platforms and even AI chatbots—raising concerns about misinformation, cognitive strain, and AI‑powered scams.
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Will Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter Last Forever? What the Bible Says—and Doesn’t
An essay originally published on Christianity.com gathers Bible verses on the seasons and argues they reveal God’s care, point to the gospel, and may endure into eternity—while noting Scripture leaves that future question open.
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Feeling Spiritually Dry? The Quiet Habit Deborah Haddix Calls ‘Invaluable’…
Author and ministry leader Deborah Haddix describes journaling as “an invaluable tool for caring for the soul,” according to guidance attributed to her. She frames the practice as a way to make spiritual space, focus attention, and build relationship with God. Why journaling, according to Haddix The source material says “the process of journaling creates…
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Pastor Lorenzo Sewell’s 2.5‑Minute Sermon Frames November as ‘Spiritual Warfare’
Pastor Lorenzo Sewell of 180 Church in Detroit delivered a brief sermon titled “Enough is Enough” on the opening night of the Republican National Committee’s first-ever midterm convention in Dallas, urging attendees to view the November elections through a lens of spiritual conflict, according to reporting by Leonardo Blair for The Christian Post. ‘Enough is…
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Mein Kampf Found in London Arabic Bookshop Near Synagogue….
A newly opened Edgware Road bookshop is under scrutiny after an Arabic translation of Adolf Hitler’s manifesto was found on sale, prompting condemnation from Jewish groups and a firm denial from the store that it endorsed Nazi ideology.
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Pope Leo to Honor Theologian Who Urged Latin Mass Catholics to Return to Novus Ordo
Dr. John C. Cavadini, a Notre Dame theologian who co-authored a 2022 argument that traditional Latin Mass attendees should return to the Church’s ordinary form, will receive the Ratzinger Prize in December.
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Erika Kirk Reveals the 15-Minute Advice That Carried Her Through the First Year After Charlie’s Killing
In an essay marking one year since Charlie Kirk was fatally shot, Erika Kirk described the ordinary moments of grief, the faith she says remains intact and the counsel from Usha Vance that helped her endure the first days without her husband.
