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Houston mural honoring 12 children killed in rocket attack
Twelve Druze kids laced up their cleats on a July afternoon in Majdal Shams, excited to play under the lights on their village soccer field. Moments later, a rocket tore through the sky and killed them where they stood. Houston Mural unveiled: This image is what Iranian-American artist Hooman Khalili could not shake—and it’s why he’s now created a striking mural in Houston that is already sparking emotional reactions and conversation.
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How China’s rare earth chokehold and Taiwan ambitions reshape the U.S. economy – with Christian Briggs
How Beijing is using its dominance in rare earth mining and processing as a long-term economic weapon—controlling key inputs for defense systems, EVs, smartphones, and advanced chips, and how partial pauses in export curbs still leave the U.S. exposed.
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Pratt Is the New Leader Los Angeles Desperately Needs
Los Angeles is a broken city, facing huge problems made worse by corrupt politicians. It is overrun by homelessness, crime, blight, and the horrifying aftermath of the 2025 Palisades fire.
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Mother’s Day Segment Idea – “When Motherhood Doesn’t Look Like You Expected”
Curtis and Cara Leopardo are former Hollywood insiders and parents of four who now champion moms through their work in family‑focused media and their own home life. They speak frankly about the unseen side of motherhood: adoption, foster care, blended families, spiritual motherhood, and the emotional load so many moms silently carry.
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Veterans, Israel, and the Fight Against Antisemitism with Guest Judy Isaacson Elias
Antisemitic incidents in the United States remain at crisis levels, with violent attacks on Jews growing more brazen and deadly.
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Are Your Church Conversations Really Private?
If we cannot trust Big Tech as a neutral gatekeeper, how do we protect the privacy of our most sensitive conversations? “Most Americans think ‘encrypted’ means nobody can see anything—but Big Tech messengers still collect rich metadata: who you talk to, when, how often, and from where. That trail is often just as revealing as the message itself.” -- Janice Trey
Read more > Murdered Children’s Faces Approved To Appear on Memorial Mural
A mural in honor of children killed in regional violence and unrest in Iran will be unveiled in Israel, presenting the victims through a symbolic depiction of a children’s football match, according to project details released by its organizers and artist Hooman Khalili.
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How Covenant Faith Anchors Mental Health in an Age of Anxiety – Dr. K. Alan Stokes
How covenant faith in God’s unchanging promises brings emotional stability in a culture of anxiety, instability, and digital overload. The connection between a fervent prayer life and psychological resilience—how daily intimacy with Christ calms intrusive thoughts, fear, and despair. Eyewitness accounts of the attack – the “Allahu Akbar” shouts, the sustained gunfire, and the looting – highlighting both the extremist rhetoric and the criminal profiteering that often overlap in these raids.
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MARTYRED FOR CHRIST: Nigerian Pastor, Family Slaughtered in Midnight Jihadist Attack
Shortly after midnight on April 27, Rev. Ayuba Choji of ECWA (Evangelical Church Winning All) was gunned down with his wife and two children in their church home in Gako, Riyom LGA, Plateau State, Nigeria.
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Turkish-born commentator on regime ideology, women, and dissent
Dr. Abla can deliver clear, emotional, audio-ready soundbites on: Not a war on the Iranian people, but a showdown with a radical regime How to separate the suffering Iranian public from the power structure that uses them as human shields and propaganda props.
Read more > Why the Iran conflict may be a strategic play against China
Briggs argues this conflict is a direct strike at China’s economic lifeline, not just a regional dust-up in the Middle East.
Read more > Iran-Born Artist Warns of Cultural Impact as Texas Debates How Islam Is Taught in Schools
Khalili is closely watching developments in Texas, where educators, advocacy groups, and lawmakers are debating how Islam, extremism, and Middle Eastern history should be presented in classrooms.
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