In a devastating attack on The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Michigan, Thomas Jacob Sanford, a 40-year-old ex-Marine, drove through the church doors and opened fire, leaving four dead and several injured. Authorities are investigating his motives, which appear to stem from a deep-seated hatred for the Mormon faith.
A gunman killed four worshippers at a Michigan Mormon church, leaving eight injured. The suspect's ties to Trump raise questions about political motives. Investigations are ongoing.
The Putman family mourns the loss of Bill 'Papa' Putman, his wife 'Neenee,' and Aunt Megan after a devastating car accident. Five relatives remain hospitalized as the family seeks prayers and support during this heartbreaking time.
In a heartwarming moment, Browns kicker Andre Szmyt dedicates his game-winning field goal to his late mother, Lala. His journey through grief and faith culminates in a historic 55-yard kick against the Packers.
State Farm Stadium in Arizona overflowed with supporters paying tribute to Charlie Kirk, hailed as a martyr by President Trump and others. Erika Kirk’s emotional forgiveness of the shooter highlighted the day's powerful message of resilience and faith.
At Charlie Kirk's emotional memorial service, his wife Erika highlighted his Christian values, while Trump and other speakers rallied for a conservative revival in America. Can this tragedy spark a new movement?
Charlie Kirk's funeral is set to draw thousands, with Trump and prominent conservatives speaking out against political violence and vowing to continue his legacy. Mourners grapple with grief and anger over his tragic assassination.
In a deeply emotional episode of Marc Maron's 'WTF' podcast, Jamie Lee Curtis sobbed over the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, expressing her conflicting feelings about his beliefs while mourning his loss.
In a heart-wrenching speech, Erika Kirk commemorates her husband Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist tragically killed. She vows to continue his mission and encourages youth to engage in Turning Point USA.
Pope Leo XIV canonized Carlo Acutis, a 15-year-old computer genius, as the first millennial saint, inspiring the next generation of Catholics with his tech-savvy faith. Thousands gathered at St. Peter’s Square to celebrate.
