“Christian communities in the Middle Belt of Nigeria have effectively suffered a twenty-yearlong genocide,” said ICC President Jeff King. “Where is any action? The Nigerian government gives these attacks lip service without any meaningful response.

Washington D.C. public schools recently launched a survey asking students to identify their sexual preference and transgender status. The survey has been a yearly occurrence in recent years.

While the overall rankings correspond with similar views among non-religious respondents, they also reveal a stunning decline in the importance attributed to issues that have historically resonated strongly with Evangelical voters.

Post-debate commentary ranged from praise to ridicule and everything in between. Fetterman’s campaign team praised his performance saying, “We are thrilled with John’s performance, he did remarkably well tonight – especially when you consider that he’s still recovering from a stroke and was working off delayed captions filled with errors.”

Due to backlash in their own party, House Democrats rescinded the missive, which had been sent by the Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC).

The cries from Afghani allies who said they were being ignored after the U.S. withdrawal appear to have credence thanks to a new State Department Inspector General report.

While the Kremlin continues doubling down on its claims that Ukraine is planning to unleash a radioactive “dirty bomb,” Energoatom on Tuesday released a statement indicating that Russian forces have, for the past week, been engaged in unauthorized and secretive activities at the dry spent nuclear fuel storage facility, which houses 175 containers of spent nuclear fuel. 

Mike Evans’ desire to improve his golf game caused quite a stir around the NFL. The Buccaneers’ star wide receiver was seen on video writing on a piece of paper that was handed to him by two game officials in the tunnel of Bank of America Stadium after Tampa Bay’s 21-3 loss to the Carolina Panthers.