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‘Blood on His Pants”: Atlanta Megachurch Pastor Arrested on Child Cruelty Charges
Remnant Recap Pastor fired: 2819 Church dismissed Associate Pastor Kenneth McFarland after his arrest for second-degree cruelty to children. Allegations confirmed by school and police: A Christian school principal reported blood on the teen’s clothing, and officers documented bruising consistent with being struck by an extension cord. Church acted quickly: Leadership suspended McFarland immediately, supported…
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“From Pit to Pulpit”: MLB Star Darryl Strawberry Shares Powerful Testimony
Remnant Recap Trump grants full pardon: Darryl Strawberry received clemency for his 1995 tax evasion charge, with the White House citing his sobriety, faith, and recovery work. Powerful redemption story: Strawberry shared how Christ transformed his life from addiction and prison to preaching nationwide, giving “all glory to God.” Personal moment with Trump: The former…
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Geological Monster Awakens: Massive Eruption Rattles Ethiopia (WATCH)
Remnant Recap Historic eruption: Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano erupted for the first time in nearly 12,000 years, sending ash across multiple countries. Travel disruptions: Ash plumes forced airlines like Air India and Akasa Air to cancel flights across the region. Local impact: Villages in the Afar region are coated in ash, leaving livestock with little…
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Big Tech’s Dirty Secret: Meta Let Child Predators Rack Up Violations
Remnant Recap Meta ignored child safety risks: Internal testimony says offenders could violate rules repeatedly before facing suspension. Evidence allegedly hidden: Plaintiffs claim Meta downplayed its own research linking teen mental health harms to platform use. Profits over protection: Big Tech kept harmful systems in place while minors faced exploitation and mental health fallout. The…
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North Dakota Court Smacks Down Effort to Invent Abortion “Rights”
Remnant Recap Pro-life law stands: Activist justices failed to get the four votes needed to strike down North Dakota’s abortion protections. Abortion industry loses: The state’s only clinic already fled to Minnesota and failed to block the law. Life wins in court: Leaders say the ruling upholds the constitution and protects both mothers and pre-born…
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The Real Future of Amazon Warehouses: Fewer Workers, More Robots
Remnant Recap Amazon’s message changes: Publicly they say robots won’t replace workers, but internal plans point to major automation. Fewer future jobs: Amazon may avoid hiring hundreds of thousands of positions as robots expand their workload. Big Tech accountability matters: Innovation is great, but transparency is essential if we want a free-market system that still…
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Benedictine’s “Catholic” Branding Takes a Hit After Trans Day Controversy
Remnant Recap Catholic in name only: Benedictine University defended a “Trans Day of Remembrance” event that contradicts core Catholic teaching. Leadership blindsided: Some board members had no idea the event was happening until after the backlash. Woke influence growing: Campus inclusivity programs are steering decisions while the school’s Catholic identity takes a back seat. A…
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Nigeria in Crisis: Catholic School Mass Kidnapping Exposes Total Security Collapse
Remnant Recap Crisis fueled by weak governance: Nigeria’s rampant kidnappings show what happens when government abandons its duty to protect its people. Faith community under siege: Catholic schools and churches remain prime targets as criminals exploit regions with little security presence. Families left carrying the burden: With ransoms common and arrests rare, everyday Nigerians end…
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Scotland Lawmakers Play God in New Assisted Suicide Push
Remnant Recap A direct hit on faith and freedom: Scotland’s new bill would force Catholic care homes to choose between violating their beliefs or shutting their doors. A danger to the weakest among us: With no requirement that someone be terminally ill, the bill leaves the disabled, lonely, depressed, and financially struggling wide open to…
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Court Rebukes Ohio City for Targeting Church Serving the Homeless
Remnant Recap City caught targeting the church: Bryan officials went after a pastor helping the homeless while letting motels and apartments skip the same rules. Court says the Constitution still matters: Judges ordered the case re-evaluated under strict scrutiny, a major win for religious liberty. Faith filled the gap government wouldn’t: Dad’s Place stays open…
