Day: August 5, 2026
26 articles

Youth Pastor Charged with DUI Manslaughter and Vehicular Homicide in Crash Killing 8-Year-Old Daughter
A youth pastor in South Florida is facing serious criminal charges following a deadly DUI crash on Military Trail in West Palm Beach. Joel Isaias Leiniz, 38, was...

Jewish Federations’ Project Halo Head Advises Avoiding ‘Zionism’ in Communications
During its annual youth leadership retreat in Minneapolis on August 4, 2026, the Jewish Federations of North America’s executive director of the “Project Halo” communications initiative, Matthew Berger,...

FBI Aids in Identifying Potential Victims of Former Lutheran Pastor Charged with Child Porn
The FBI is seeking assistance to identify potential victims connected to Michael Mohr, a former official in the Springfield, Illinois, Lutheran Church, who has been charged with federal...

Ex-Gateway Pastor Claims ‘Not One Dollar Was Misdirected’ as Former Members Appeal Tithe Lawsuit
Former members of Gateway Church are seeking to overturn a recent court dismissal of their lawsuit alleging millions of dollars in misdirected tithes. The case, initially filed by...

Lord’s Cupboard food pantry in south Salem sees more people in need
Lord’s Cupboard food pantry at Trinity United Methodist Church in south Salem saw a significant surge in need during a recent Saturday, November 1, 2025, operation. Individuals, including...

New Men’s Shelter to Open in Madison on September 1, Funding Still Needed for 24/7 Operation
A new men’s shelter is set to open in Madison, Wisconsin, on September 1, marking a significant advancement in addressing homelessness within the community. This initiative results from...

Historians Trace Conflict Against Jewish State to Ottoman Restrictions in Early 1880s
The war against the Jewish state commenced long before its establishment, according to historical analysis presented in “The Jerusalem Post” article dated August 3, 2026. The piece questions...

Former members of Gateway Church seek to revive tithe lawsuit dismissed on ecclesiastical abstention doctrine grounds
Former members of Gateway Church, based in Southlake, Texas, are seeking to revive their lawsuit concerning the church’s handling of millions of dollars in tithe contributions. The case...

EAT Rules Anti-Zionism Protected Belief in David Miller Victory
A landmark ruling by the UK’s Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has confirmed that anti-Zionist beliefs are protected under the Equality Act. The EAT overturned the University of Bristol’s...

Funding cliff looms for Bend’s homeless shelters as state support drops from $10 million to $5 million, potentially closing hundreds of beds.
Homeless shelter providers in Central Oregon are facing a significant challenge as they look towards the future. The prospect of hundreds of beds closing by next year looms...