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“I will send . . . to the nations . . . [and] to the coastlands far away, that have not heard my fame or seen my glory. And they shall declare my glory among the nations.” Isaiah 66:19
“The light of the gospel of the glory of Christ.” 2 Corinthians 4:4
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Google reported that Chinese hackers were targeting North American academic, military and medical institutions with cyberattacks via two companies, "QScan" and "QTRouter."
If China can hack into institutions like NASA, the Department of Energy, and the Federal Reserve, they can sow chaos without ever landing on American shores. We must root out China's cyberwarfare operations against the U.S.
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America’s Islamification: Third-Largest City in Michigan Morphing into the Next Dearbornistan – Flipped in Less Than a Decade into a Muslim Enclave rairfoundation.com/americas-…
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1 Peter 2:9 (KJV)
"But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvellous light."
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JUST IN: Trump announces the U.S. is working on a “massive” deal to buy potash from Belarus, saying prices would be substantially less than it pays Canada.
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.@DonDavisNC skipped work and spent thousands on luxury travel at taxpayers’ expense.
North Carolina College Student: "I wouldn't vote for him."
.@RepHudsonNC: "@LaurieBuckhout served our country in uniform for two decades. She knows what it means to lead, she knows what it means to put the mission first...we gotta send do-nothing Don Davis packing. This guy doesn't even show up to work."
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The Department of Education seems to be missing in action.
EXCLUSIVE:
🚨 Cornell University In Violation Of Their Settlement Agreement With Trump’s White House To Combat Anti-Semitism, Their Federal Funding Should Be Revoked 🚨
Cornell University is set to host Islamic communist Twitch streamer Hasan Piker @hasanthehun on September 24, 2026, less than one year after signing a settlement agreement with the Trump White House that restored hundreds of millions of dollars in federal research funding to Cornell in exchange for concrete steps to combat campus antisemitism.
The November 2025 settlement deal required Cornell to pay $30 million to the government, invest another $30 million in agricultural research, share admissions data, and conduct annual surveys on whether Jewish students feel safe and whether antisemitism is actually being addressed. Federal grants that had been frozen over post-October 7th campus incidents of extreme Jew hatred and support for Islamic terrorism were restored.
Source: whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/2…
Hosting Piker makes a mockery of those terms and shows the admin isn’t being aggressive enough in upholding these settlements.
Piker has a well-documented record of rhetoric that Jewish organizations, members of Congress, and campus watchdogs have called anti-Jewish, anti-American, and pro-Islamic terror. He has minimized the October 7th Hamas terrorist attack, referred to Orthodox Jews as “inbred,” suggested American Jews’ support for Israel could invite violence against them in the United States, and he said “America deserved 9/11”.
Piker routinely frames Hamas’s actions more sympathetically than Israel’s and said he would vote for Hamas over Israel.
Piker also said his favorite flag is the Hezbollah flag.
What’s the point of these settlements if the Trump administration isn’t going to enforce them?
Cornell should be forced to cancel Piker’s event or be found to be in violation of their settlement agreement with the Trump administration and have all of their federal funding revoked.
The event is being hosted by Cornell’s Students For Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapter. SJP has been found to have ties to pro-Hamas and Muslim Brotherhood organizations, both of which explicitly make it their goal and mission to kill Jews.
This event is a violation of the Trump administration’s settlement with Cornell.
Was it just a piece of paper for show? Or will the Trump administration actually enforce their own settlement and hold Cornell accountable?
I have reached out to the White House and DOJ for comment.
@HarmeetKDhillon @StephenM @AGToddBlanche @EDSecMcMahon
@LeoTerrellDOJ
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For those whose conscience is weak about Halloween (Rom. 14:1–6), here’s a list that may help you discern what’s inherently sinful and what’s not.
Not inherently sinful:
• Carving a pumpkin
• Eating candy
• Wearing a costume
• Spending time with neighbors
• Decorating your porch
Inherently sinful:
• Glorifying death or demons
• Practicing witchcraft or divination
• Joining in occult rituals
• Promoting gore, lust, or violence
• Mocking God or sin
You CAN do the things in the first list WITHOUT doing the things in the second list.
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Inside Canada's Wildest Homeless Encampment
Homelessness and hard drug use are taking a toll on downtown Kitchener.
For roughly the past five years, a large encampment has occupied the corner of Victoria and Weber streets.
Rebel News was contacted by a local property manager who expressed concern over the situation, after she says a man attempted to light one of her properties on fire.
Located across the street from the encampment is a soup kitchen called St. John's Kitchen. The establishment runs a variety of services for people in need — including, reportedly, harm reduction supplies for drug users.
When we arrived on scene, we saw a number of people outside the soup kitchen, some appearing to be under the influence and openly holding pipes.
A police officer was also on scene, speaking with some of the people gathered there. As we conducted interviews, the officer approached our crew, escorted us off the property, and asked to identify us.
One encampment resident agreed to give us a quick tour. He told us there are good people and bad people staying there, including many struggling with addiction. He also said the property was infested with rats.
The land beneath the tents is owned by the Region of Waterloo. The property is supposed to be used to build a transit hub. The region attempted to clear the encampment, but a judge ruled the effort unconstitutional. For now, the encampment remains — much as it has for the past five years.
