Suspected Brown University Gunman Found Dead in New Hampshire

Suspected Brown University Gunman Found Dead in New Hampshire

Law enforcement officials say the man believed to be responsible for last weekend’s deadly shooting at Brown University has been found dead in New Hampshire. During a Thursday evening press briefing, Providence Police Chief Col. Oscar Perez said investigators located the suspect after tracing a vehicle connected to a Massachusetts rental company, which ultimately led them to a storage facility in Salem, New Hampshire.
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    Hobby Lobby is once again highlighting its Christian identity by distributing hundreds of thousands of free faith-based books to customers nationwide during the Christmas season. Christian author and apologist Lee Strobel announced in a Dec. 3 post on X that the arts-and-crafts retailer is giving away 500,000 complimentary copies of his book The Case for Christmas at Hobby Lobby locations across the country.
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    A new report from an antisemitism watchdog group argues that Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs have become a central channel for antisemitism within U.S. higher education, citing survey data showing widespread hostility toward Jewish students and limited institutional response.

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Travelers entering Nicaragua are now prohibited from carrying Bibles, a newly enforced rule that has raised alarm among religious freedom advocates. According to Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW), warning signs posted at Tica Bus stations in Costa Rica indicate that items such as Bibles, newspapers, magazines, books, drones and cameras are forbidden for passengers, listed alongside typical contraband like sharp tools and perishable goods.
  • Grace Community Church Mourns Loss of Beloved Member and Vocalist Jubilant Sykes
    Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, California, is grieving the sudden death of Jubilant Sykes, a Grammy-nominated gospel and opera vocalist who served for decades as a cherished member of its music ministry. 
  • California Christian College Student Launches Independent Pro-Life Club
    A student at a Christian college in California has created her own pro-life organization after administrators declined her request to establish a Students for Life of America (SFLA) chapter on campus. Linda-Isabella Rendon, a sophomore pre-nursing major at Vanguard University, decided to start an independent pro-life club after the school rejected her proposal for an official SFLA chapter. 
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  • Court Strikes Down New York’s Attempt to Regulate Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers

    A federal appeals court has determined that New York officials cannot prevent pro-life pregnancy centers from informing women about abortion pill reversal, ruling such restrictions unconstitutional. In a unanimous decision issued Monday, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit upheld a lower court ruling in favor of two pro-life centers, Gianna’s House and Options Care Center.

  • Oklahoma University Student Fails Assignment After Labeling Gender Ideology “Demonic”

    A Christian pre-med student at the University of Oklahoma has gained national attention after filing a religious discrimination complaint, alleging that a trans-identified teaching assistant failed her assignment because she described gender ideology as “demonic.”

  • Judge Rules West Virginia Must Allow Religious Exemptions to School Vaccine Mandate

    A West Virginia judge has ordered the state to permit religious exemptions to its mandatory vaccination law—a decision the governor is celebrating as a “win for every family forced from school over their faith.”

  • California Drops All COVID-Era Citations Against Bay Area Church and School

    California regulators have cleared Calvary Chapel San Jose (CCSJ) and its affiliated Calvary Christian Academy (CCA) of all workplace safety citations issued during the height of the state’s COVID-19 mandates, marking a complete legal victory for the religious institutions.

  • Texas Christian University to Shut Down DEI Studies Departments Over Low Student Enrollment

    Texas Christian University will close two of its academic departments focused on race and gender studies at the conclusion of the 2025–26 academic year. The Department of Women & Gender Studies and the Department of Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies will cease operations in June 2026. A university spokesperson told TCU 360 that the decision stemmed from enrollment data rather than political motivations.

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    The North Dakota Supreme Court has upheld the state’s near-total abortion ban, reversing a lower court decision. In a ruling released last Friday in Access Independent Health Services, Inc., et al. v. Drew H. Wrigley et al., the high court addressed whether North Dakota’s 2023 abortion ban could lawfully remain in effect.

  • Maine Mother Appeals Custody Order That Restricts Child’s Church Attendance

    A single mother in Maine is contesting a custody ruling that bars her from taking her 12-year-old daughter to Calvary Chapel. The lower court accepted a claim that the denomination is a “cult,” giving the child’s father authority over her participation in religious activities. The mother, Emily Bickford, is receiving legal support from Liberty Counsel as she challenges the December 2024 custody order before the Maine Supreme Judicial Court.

  • Oregon Teachers Win $650K Settlement After Being Fired for Opposing Trans Policy

    Two Oregon teachers who were dismissed after objecting to their school district’s policy allowing trans-identified students to use facilities based on gender identity rather than biological sex have settled with district officials.
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