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Photos: San Antonio Socialists Mobilize Seniors to Protest Future ICE Facility

2 weeks ago

A group of nearly 100 protesters gathered outside a warehouse to rage against U.S. Customs and Immigration Service (ICE) plans to convert the property into a processing and detention facility. The Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) organized the protest, attended by a crowd of mostly senior citizens, who chanted along with speakers as they held signs critical of ICE.

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Randy Clark

Shooter Suspect Wanted Trump Out of Office

2 weeks ago
The alleged White House Correspondents' Association Dinner shooter reportedly had posted on social media that President Donald Trump should be "immediately removed from office and tried for high crimes."

The Robertsons reveal the biggest mistake Christians make when sharing their testimonies

2 weeks ago


Sharing one’s testimony of faith feels intimidating for a lot of people. Many Christians, churches, and discipleship programs get their guidelines from the apostle Paul’s testimony in Acts 26 when he stood before King Agrippa and shared his coming-to-faith story — starting with his former life, moving to his encounter with Jesus, and concluding with his decision to repent and follow Christ.

While Acts 26 is one of the most commonly used biblical models for creating personal testimony templates in Christian discipleship, Jase Robertson says that people are overcomplicating what should be a simple task.

“There’s one point,” he says, that a testimony hinges on: We give our lives up because He gave his life up for us.

A testimony, Jase says, “should be 99.9% about what He did, and your 0.1% is, I gave my life to Him.”

“Your testimony is, you’re going to point to Jesus and say, ‘You want to define love? You want to define how my life turned around? It all started with God becoming a human and giving up His life,’” he says.

Al agrees and says that too many people when sharing their testimonies overfocus on the bad things they did before they knew Christ, but “those things don’t matter” in light of the redemption Christ freely offers.

“The good part of the testimony is: I finally relented. I finally submitted,” he says.

This submission, Al argues, shouldn’t be just the focus of our testimonies; it should be the focus of the entire Christian walk. He points to the marriage passage in Ephesians 5:21, which instructs married couples to “submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.”

“That’s the idea,” Al says. “It’s the giving up of yourself, and it’s not just for marriage, but of course, it’s for everything.”

To hear more, watch the episode above.

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Sen. Tillis to Back Warsh After DOJ Drops Powell Probe

2 weeks ago
Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., said Sunday he will vote to confirm Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair, lifting a months-long hold he placed on the nomination after the Justice Department closedits criminal investigation of Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

Report: Thieves Attack Aging Budget Rental Car Heiress During Burglary of Her Hollywood Hills Mansion

2 weeks ago

The retired daughter of the founder of Budget Rent a Car was choked and beaten by a pair of masked thieves who broke into her mansion in the Hollywood Hills on Thursday night and made off with cash and jewelry, according to reports.

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Chinese Scientists Develop Zero-Emissions 'Coal Battery'

2 weeks ago
Chinese scientists have developed a new technology that generates electricity from coal without burning it, potentially achieving higher energy efficiency while eliminating carbon dioxide emissions traditionally associated with coal power.