News for October 31, 2025

Jim Rodenbush has sued Indiana University, saying he was fired for refusing to help censor the Indiana Daily Student.

Trump said Christians face an existential threat in Nigeria and warned of possible U.S. sanctions or military action if the government does not act.

The FBI says the Michigan church attack was a targeted act of violence driven by anti-religious beliefs against the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Rep. Nancy Mace was involved in a heated airport altercation in Charleston, where police say she cursed at officers and TSA agents after a security mix-up.

A federal appeals court blocked a judge’s order that would have required Border Patrol Commander-at-Large Gregory Bovino to attend daily meetings about immigration agents’ use of force in Chicago.

Jeremy Wayne Shoemaker was charged with making interstate threats after prosecutors said he sent menacing calls and texts to rabbis, an imam, and others across the South.

A truck crash in Mississippi that spilled research monkeys onto a highway has put Tulane University’s animal research work and the hidden nature of the industry under scrutiny.

Some NBA-linked gambling suspects, including Zhen Hu, were released on bail in a federal case tied to alleged illegal poker games and betting schemes with mob ties.