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Kentucky Church Shooting Leaves Two Dead, Suspect Killed

A deadly shooting spree in Lexington, Kentucky, on Sunday left two women dead, two men seriously wounded, and a state trooper hospitalized. Authorities identified the suspect as 56-year-old Guy House, a convicted felon with a history of violent offenses who was illegally in possession of a firearm. House was shot and killed by police during the incident.

IRS Permits Politics from the Pulpit in Major First Amendment Victory

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) said in a court filing that churches may endorse political candidates to their congregations.

Unearthed Treasures Beneath 13th‑Century Polish Church Stun Experts

Archaeologists in Chełm, Poland, have uncovered hundreds of rare, custom-made glazed tiles under a 17th‑century Basilian monastery.

Suicide Terror Strikes Damascus Church, Claims Over 20 Lives

A jihadist suicide bomber attacked the Mar Elias Greek Orthodox Church on June 22, 2025, during Sunday mass in the Dweila suburb of Damascus.

Security Guard Kills Gunman at Michigan Church Service

A security guard at Crosspointe Community Church in Wayne, Michigan, shot and killed an armed suspect who opened fire during Sunday’s service.

Texas Orthodox Church Sees Surge of Young Men

A growing number of young men in Texas are abandoning mainstream Christian denominations and turning to the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia (ROCOR) in search of tradition, structure, and masculine faith. Father Moses McPherson, an Orthodox priest in Georgetown, Texas, told the BBC he has prepared 75 converts for baptism at his parish in the past six months alone.

DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Town Discriminating Against Church

The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the city of Troy, Idaho, accusing it of discriminating against an evangelical church.

Episcopal Church Rejects Resettlement of White South African Refugees, Citing Racial Justice

The Episcopal Church has announced its decision to cease participation in the U.S. government's refugee resettlement program, following the Trump administration's move to grant expedited refugee status to white South African Afrikaners.

Warnock Ethics Probe Heats Up Over Luxury Housing Deal

U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock is facing renewed scrutiny over his financial disclosures and housing arrangement, as a conservative watchdog group formally requests a Senate Ethics Committee investigation. The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT) alleges that Warnock failed to disclose key benefits related to housing provided by Atlanta’s Ebenezer Baptist Church, where he serves as senior pastor.

DOJ Takes Action After County Discriminates Against Christian Church

The Department of Justice has filed a statement of interest in defense of a Christian Church in North Carolina after the Chatham County Board of Commissioners allegedly discriminated against its development.

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