Top headlines for Wednesday, July 23, 2025

In this episode, we explore the ongoing controversy at Princeton University, where a trans-identifying athlete alleges discrimination after being removed from a track meet, raising important questions about inclusion in sports. Next, we discuss a major policy shift as a renowned children's hospital announces its decision to halt gender transition procedures for minors, sparking conversations around medical ethics and parental rights. Plus, we uncover new insights from recently unearthed emails that reveal the Biden administration's internal communications prior to a Justice Department memo controversially labeling concerned parents as terrorists.

00:11 Male sues Princeton after being removed from women's track meet
01:02 Israel Police find no damage to Christian church amid arson claim
01:49 Texas Democrat says 'test of Christianity' is 'do you love Judas'
02:47 Army apologizes for depicting pro-life orgs as terrorist groups
03:25 Children's National stops prescribing puberty blockers to kids
04:16 Biden WH communicated with DOJ before school board memo: report
05:16 Forrest Frank fractures back in skateboarding accident

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• Male sues Princeton after being removed from women's track meet | Sports
• Israel Police find no damage to Christian church amid arson claim | World
• Texas Democrat says 'test of Christianity' is 'do you love Judas' | Podcast
• Army apologizes for depicting pro-life orgs as terrorist groups | Politics
• Children's National stops prescribing puberty blockers to kids | Politics
• Biden WH communicated with DOJ before school board memo: report | Politics
• Forrest Frank fractures back in skateboarding accident | Entertainment

Top headlines for Tuesday, July 22, 2025

In this episode, we explore the social media frenzy among Christian communities after Astronomer CEO Andy Byron was exposed for adultery during a Coldplay concert, sparking ethical debates and public discourse. Next, we turn our attention to Puerto Rico, where new legislation has banned gender transition procedures for minors, aligning with over two dozen other states implementing similar laws, raising questions about rights and regulations. Lastly, we examine the concerning rise in assaults against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials, as reported by the Department of Homeland Security, uncovering potential causes and implications for law enforcement and immigrant communities.

00:11 Christians respond to tech CEO’s viral exposure for adultery
01:02 Puerto Rico bans sex-change procedures for minors
01:59 DHS blames media, Dems for 830% rise in assaults on ICE agents
02:54 Parents ask SCOTUS to stop school from transitioning their child
03:51 Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins reads Bible, devotional on stream
04:44 Christianity faces being ‘wiped out,’ UK’s FoRB envoy warns
05:50 Make-a-Wish kid gets to meet NFL star he admires for his faith

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• Christians respond to tech CEO’s viral exposure for adultery | U.S.
• Puerto Rico bans sex-change procedures for minors | Politics
• DHS blames media, Dems for 830% rise in assaults on ICE agents | Politics
• Parents ask SCOTUS to stop school from transitioning their child | Politics
• Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins reads Bible, devotional on stream | Entertainment
• Christianity faces being ‘wiped out,’ UK’s FoRB envoy warns | World
• Make-a-Wish kid gets to meet NFL star he admires for his faith | Sports

Top headlines for Monday, July 21, 2025

In this episode, we explore the U.S. federal government's new guidance aimed at bolstering religious liberty accommodations for federal employees, highlighting its potential impacts and implications. Next, we travel back in time to the University of Chester's archives, where a fascinating discovery of four early 19th-century letters, including two penned by the renowned abolitionist William Wilberforce, offers fresh insights into historical narratives. Plus, we discuss the significant legal victory for pro-life advocates as a federal appeals court upholds West Virginia's right to ban the abortion pill, examining the potential ramifications for reproductive rights across the nation.

00:12 Trump admin. urges religious accommodations for federal workers
01:05 Judge blocks Washington law forcing priests to violate confession
01:59 Kenneth Flowers gets 4 to 15 years in prison for rape of teen boy
02:49 William Wilberforce historic letters found in university archives
03:47 Republican gov. vetoes bill enhancing parental rights in schools
04:42 West Virginia's ban on the abortion pill upheld by appeals court
05:40 Portland to host city's first Evangelical crusade in 25 years

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• Trump admin. urges religious accommodations for federal workers | Politics
• Judge blocks Washington law forcing priests to violate confession | Politics
• Kenneth Flowers gets 4 to 15 years in prison for rape of teen boy | U.S.
• William Wilberforce historic letters found in university archives | World
• Republican gov. vetoes bill enhancing parental rights in schools | Politics
• West Virginia's ban on the abortion pill upheld by appeals court | Politics
• Portland to host city's first Evangelical crusade in 25 years | Church & Ministries