Police detain Emir Balat after he tried to detonate a bomb at an anti-Islam protest outside Gracie Mansion, March 7, 2026, in New York. (AP Photo/Julius Constantine Motal)

Men Who Tried to Bomb NY Protest Against 'Islamic Takeover' Say They Did It for ISIS

Two men were charged in court on Monday after being taken into custody over the weekend in connection with a homemade bomb that was thrown into a crowd of demonstrators in New York City.

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'Nothing Too Hard for God': Chicago Pastor Among Thousands of Stranded US Travelers in Middle East

Pentagon Releases Identities of 6 US Soldiers Killed in Kuwait: 'They Laid Down Their Lives'

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US Security Agencies on High Alert, Studying 'Iran Playbook' for Domestic Terrorism

U.S. security agencies are on high alert against a domestic terror attack. Intelligence and law enforcement officials are studying Iran's well-documented terror playbook to prepare – one that includes cyber operations, targeted violence, and information warfare. They believe the US-Israeli strikes and the killing of Iran's leadership could serve as a trigger for retaliation.

Supreme Court Blocks CA Schools from Deceiving Parents About Kids' Gender Confusion

The U.S. Supreme Court has delivered a victory for parents who need to be told if their children are questioning their sexual orientation or gender identity.

'So Needful:' Hegseth Offers Prayers, Air Force Vet Encourages Fasting for Troops Fighting Iran

As the U.S. and Israel fight a preemptive war to disarm and oust the terrorist-sponsoring regime of Iran, the need for prayer is being highlighted.

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Suspect in Texas Shooting Wore 'Property of Allah' Clothing and Iranian Flag Emblem

The gunman who killed two people at a bar in Texas early Sunday in a mass shooting that left 14 others wounded was wearing a sweatshirt that said “Property of Allah,” and another shirt with an Iranian flag design, a law enforcement official said.

Update on Savannah Guthrie's Plans, Investigation Into Nancy's Disappearance: She 'May Already Be Gone'

NBC’s “Today” host Savannah Guthrie is reportedly returning to the network, even as her mother, Nancy, remains missing. The exact time of her return, though, is unclear.

Islamic Call to Prayer Blasted Over Loudspeakers in NYC: 'We Are Taking Over'

Frustrated NYC residents are flooding social media with complaints about the Islamic call to prayer blasting from mosque loudspeakers during Ramadan. A former Muslim explains that this is primarily a tool for asserting political dominance rather than fulfilling religious devotion.

WATCH: With Spiritual Awakening Ongoing, Liberty University Hosts Powerful Prayer Event

The Collegiate Day of Prayer returns tonight, February 26, uniting believers across America — and around the globe — for a historic night of intercession for the next generation.

'Horrific': Trump Targets Trans Experiments on Kids by Sharing the Shocking Sage Blair Case

During his State of the Union Address this week, President Trump took a stand for parental rights and the protection of children, calling for an end to the experimental transgender procedures being performed on minors as parents are deceived and kept in the dark.

The Tulsa Race Massacre: 'Flames of Hate Could Not Destroy the Fire of Faith'

As one of America's most notorious attacks, the Tulsa race massacre remains a difficult subject to discuss more than 100 years later. Residents of Tulsa's historic Greenwood District, however, believe it's a part of history that can't be forgotten so that it never happens again. They are relying on faith and education to heal the wounds of a painful past.

Cuba Says It Killed 4 People Aboard a Florida-Registered Speedboat that Opened Fire on Soldiers

Cuba’s government said Wednesday that its soldiers killed four people aboard a speed boat registered in Florida that opened fire on officers in Cuban waters.

More Than 100 Churches, Across 19 Denominations, United by One Song

For the past month, congregations nationwide celebrated Black History Month with a newly composed hymn honoring the Christian anthems that fueled the Civil Rights Movement.

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