Anugrah Kumar
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Cuban gov't increasing repression ‘in almost every area’: Watchdog report
A watchdog report says the Cuban government has been increasing its repression, targeting religious freedom, dissent and humanitarian work across the country.

Supreme Court lets Trump revoke protections for Cubans, Haitians, Venezuelans and Nicaraguans
The U.S. Supreme Court has permitted the Trump administration to move forward with its plan to revoke temporary protected status for hundreds of thousands of migrants from four Latin American countries.

Over 100 ministry leaders urge lawmakers to oppose expanded gambling in Ohio
More than 100 Christian ministry leaders across Ohio have signed a letter urging Governor Mike DeWine and the state legislature to reject a proposal to legalize online poker and virtual casino gambling.

At least 80 shots fired in North Carolina shooting that leaves 1 dead, 11 injured
One person is dead and 11 were injured during a shooting at a North Carolina house party Sunday. Authorities say at least 80 shots were fired across multiple properties by potentially more than one shooter. No arrests have yet been made.

8 suffer burns in Boulder terror attack at Israeli hostages event; suspect carrying flamethrower shouted ‘free Palestine’
A man set fire to a group of people participating in a peaceful walk in Boulder, Colorado, supporting Israeli hostages. Eight people — four men and four women — were injured, including one woman who was engulfed in flames. The FBI has described it as a "targeted terror attack."

ISIS claims first attack on new Syrian gov’t, claims to kill 7 members of ‘apostate regime’
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for its first attack targeting Syria's transitional government, saying it killed or injured seven members of what it described as the "apostate Syrian regime."

France seeing rise in church attacks amid warnings of ‘Christianophobia’
A growing number of attacks targeting churches and clergy across France have raised concerns over what some advocates are calling a surge in "Christianophobia," as incidents reported in recent weeks include physical assaults, threats of arson and desecration of churches.

Bone figurines found at Negev Desert burial site point to early Christian converts from Ethiopia
Archaeologists excavating a burial site in Israel’s Negev Desert have uncovered rare bone and ebony figurines in three early Christian graves. The findings suggest the individuals buried there may have been African converts to Christianity who traveled to the region during the Byzantine era.

Trump State Dept. staff meet with pro-lifers arrested for silently praying in UK fact-finding mission
A delegation from the State Department under President Donald Trump met with anti-abortion activists who had been arrested for silently praying outside abortion clinics.

Former SBC presidents disagree on future of ERLC ahead of Annual Meeting
As the Southern Baptist Convention prepares for its annual meeting in Dallas next month, a divide has emerged among former SBC presidents over the future of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, the denomination’s public policy arm.



















