The Federalist reports that new confirmation of children dying from COVID shots has deepened Gen Z’s distrust of government and public health institutions. The article argues that shifting narratives, withheld data, and mounting evidence are driving young Americans to question official messaging.

CBN News highlights a powerful transformation inside one of America’s most dangerous prisons, where a restoration ministry hosted a father–daughter dance. Inmates experienced healing, reconciliation, and hope as families reunited in a deeply moving biblical outreach.

The Federalist reports that despite Charlie Kirk’s assassination, surveys show most college students still believe “harmful speech” is more dangerous than physical violence. The article highlights the cultural shift that elevates emotional offense over real-world attacks.

The Blaze warns that AI “Jesus” chatbots distort Scripture and mislead believers, creating a counterfeit spirituality that some churches are embracing. The article urges Christians to reject digital imitations and return to the authority of God’s Word.

Mark Lewis warns that New York City may face escalating crime, weakened policing, and deeper social instability under its current political direction. He argues the city’s leadership is embracing policies that undermine safety and will have lasting consequences for its residents.

The Blaze reports on a controversial children’s book that portrays abortion as a “superpower,” sparking outrage among parents and pro-life advocates. Critics warn the book normalizes harm and targets young readers with dangerous ideological messaging.