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Mizzou Student Supports Killing People for Speech at TPUSA Event, Exposing a Dark Spiritual Battle

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A University of Missouri student openly endorsed killing people for exercising their freedom of speech during a confrontation at a Turning Point USA table Wednesday. Andrew Kolvet, executive producer of “The Charlie Kirk Show,” stripped the disturbing encounter down to its spirit

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Pope Leo welcomes French converts and wades into liturgy debate

PARIS, France (RNS) — As France sees a surge in adult and youth baptisms, Pope Leo XIV urged the church to welcome new Catholics into parish life and called for reverence in worship without letting liturgical preferences divide the faithful.

Dr Moses Tay, first Anglican archbishop of SEA, dies at 88

Right Reverend Dr Moses Tay Leng Kong, the seventh Bishop of Singapore and the first Archbishop of the Province of Anglican Church in South East Asia, was called home to the Lord on the night of September 24. He was 88. He is survived by his wife of four decades, Cynthia, two chi

French Christians Brace for Future of ‘Violent’ Heat

At 18 months old, Arthur Bailly was too young to understand why his family’s small 10th-floor apartment in the north central French city of Orléans baked in late June. During France’s hottest summer on record, the building’s cement construction absorbed accumulating heat. The lac

Fear-Driven Churches Create Three Kinds of Christians

This piece was adapted from Russell Moore’s newsletter. Subscribe here. Last week, I taught a university class on respect for the conscience. One smart young student talked to me afterward and said she sometimes had difficulty telling the difference between her conscience and the

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Pope Leo welcomes French converts and wades into liturgy debate

PARIS, France (RNS) — As France sees a surge in adult and youth baptisms, Pope Leo XIV urged the church to welcome new Catholics into parish life and called for reverence in worship without letting liturgical preferences divide the faithful.

OpenAI Agent Hacks Government in World’s First Known Incident

An artificial intelligence agent built by Sam Altman’s OpenAI infiltrated an Australian government healthcare portal without authorization, marking what experts believe is the first known case of an AI system hacking a government website anywhere in the world. Australian Prime Mi

Netanyahu Tells UN ‘Cowards’ to Leave as Diplomats Hold Mass Walkout

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged “moral cowards” of the United Nations to depart from his speech, as many had already walked out as he took the stage. Before he began his speech, Netanyahu addressed those who walked out. “Before I begin, just a quick announcement:

Dr Moses Tay, first Anglican archbishop of SEA, dies at 88

Right Reverend Dr Moses Tay Leng Kong, the seventh Bishop of Singapore and the first Archbishop of the Province of Anglican Church in South East Asia, was called home to the Lord on the night of September 24. He was 88. He is survived by his wife of four decades, Cynthia, two chi