Hoda Kotb, the cherished co-host of NBC’s Today Show, has revealed that her wedding is set for 2025. Though her engagement had been previously announced, she recently shared more intimate details abouther fiancé and their relationship during an emotional on-air segment, captivating her audience with a rare glimpse into her personal life. Kotb described her … Read more

The Scriptures tell us plainly that Christ was made to bear the weight of humanity’s sin — not as a symbolic gesture, but as a real and crushing burden He accepted out of love. Saint Paul expresses this with startling clarity: “For our sake, He made Him to be sin who knew no sin” (2 … Read more

This week, the U.S. House of Representatives passed landmark legislation that aims to significantly raise the annual pensions of Medal of Honor recipients, demonstrating the nation’s deep appreciation for its most decorated heroes. The bill, which received unanimous approval in a 424-0 vote, seeks to raise the pension for these esteemed individuals from $16,880 to … Read more

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) has stoked tensions by blaming President Donald Trump for the death of a National Guard member in Washington, D.C., arguing his deployment of military personnel to U.S. cities created unnecessary risks. In an interview with CNN host Sara Sidner, Wasserman Schultz said Trump “should blame himself” for policies that put … Read more

Disturbing new footage shows the moment a hero National Guard member opened fire on the suspected Afghan terrorist — just moments after the alleged gunman ambushed two troops in a broad daylight attack. The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, could be seen brazenly wielding his gun as he fired rounds at the National Guard members in Washington, DC, on Thanksgiving eve, according to … Read more

A dramatic confrontation over America’s most significant military alliance reached its climax in the Senate chamber Wednesday night, as lawmakers delivered a resounding rejection to an unprecedented attempt to halt billions of dollars in weapons transfers. The vote represents far more than a simple policy disagreement—it reflects deep fractures within the Democratic Party and raises … Read more

Recent report published by The New York Times suggested that President Donald Trump may be showing signs of “fatigue” as he moves deeper into the first year of his second term. The article pointed to what it described as a decline in the number of public events, on-camera engagements, and large-scale appearances when compared to … Read more

490% Arrest Spike Saves 6,000 Kids from Online Nightmares In the quiet glow of a suburban living room in Fairfax, Virginia, 13-year-old Mia Chen sat cross-legged on the carpet one evening in early 2025, her iPad propped on her knees as she navigated a Discord server for her favorite Roblox game, the chat bubbling with … Read more

State Department’s Order to Shred Prepared Documents Strands Families at Risk Under Taliban Rule, Sparking Backlash and Heartache The dusty streets of Kabul, where the Hindu Kush mountains loom like silent sentinels under a November sky, felt a world away from the fluorescent-lit waiting room of a U.S. embassy in Doha on November 28, 2025, … Read more

Minnesota Governor’s Refusal to Release Records on Billions in Alleged Scams Leaves Whistleblowers and Taxpayers Demanding Answers The fluorescent hum of a St. Paul office building did little to mask the frustration in the voice of 45-year-old whistleblower Maria Gonzalez on the morning of November 28, 2025, as she sat across from reporters from the … Read more