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Mexico’s most powerful cartel leader is killed by security forces.
Mexico’s most powerful cartel leader is killed by security forces Source: Mexico’s most powerful cartel leader is killed by security forces – The Irish News Subscribe Enter your email below to receive updates.
Court rejects appeals in ‘Hong Kong 47’ case
A Hong Kong court has rejected the appeals of 12 pro-democracy lawmakers and activists seeking to overturn their convictions in connection with a 2020 unofficial election primary. Source: Court rejects appeals in ‘Hong Kong 47’ case Subscribe Enter your email below to receive updates.
Travel alert issued in Mexico after drug lord El Mencho’s death: Buses torched, highways blocked.
The Indian Embassy in Mexico urged citizens to remain indoors and minimize movement across affected regions Source: Travel alert issued in Mexico after drug lord El Mencho’s death: Buses torched, highways blocked – BusinessToday Subscribe Enter your email below to receive updates.
Children are being objectified by design
Children are being objectified by design Surrogacy and Obergefell lead logically to the horrors we’re seeing in California Once contracts alone determine the contours of a child’s family, children become legally free-floating objects, available to anyone with money and paperwork. Source: Children are being objectified by design | WORLD
In Nashville, Hegseth talks “Western values,” Christian nationalism
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth touted “Western values” and decried foreign influences during a Thursday speech in Nashville. Source: In Nashville, Hegseth talks “Western values,” Christian nationalism • Tennessee Lookout Getting to Know Him Do you want eternal life? Do you want to enter heaven through the only guide that can help you navigate your…
Arrests of Yemeni Christians Demonstrate a Growing Faith
In recent months, at least 20 Yemeni Christians have been arrested for the crime of following Christ. Taken from their homes or detained on the streets, these believers are accused not of violence or political dissent, but of faith. While exact numbers are difficult to verify due to Yemen’s closed and chaotic security environment, credible…
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