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RELIGION HEADLINES MON 10-13

RELIGION HEADLINES MON 10-13

Audio By Carbonatix (SRN NEWS)- ( ) More than 1,400 evangelical Christians from more than five dozen countries have wrapped up a week of events in Jerusalem to show their support for Israel. The International Christian Embassy Jerusalem organized...

Owner:  Edward Atsinger III
In their footsteps: A father’s vision for his children in the AYF-YOARF

In their footsteps: A father’s vision for his children in the AYF-YOARF

In this article, the AYF Central Junior Council (CJC) sat down with U. Dimitri Petrosian of the ARF Boston “Sardarabad” Chapter, a devoted father who looks forward to the day his children can join the AYF-YOARF Eastern Region Juniors. His...

Owner:  Armenian Revolutionary Federation
<![CDATA[BCMA CAR T Access Disparities Persist Among Racial/Ethnic Minority Patients With Myeloma ]]>

<![CDATA[BCMA CAR T Access Disparities Persist Among Racial/Ethnic Minority Patients With Myeloma ]]>

A study conducted at the University of Pennsylvania and published in Blood Immunology and Cellular Therapy has uncovered disparities in access to chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR T) therapy targeting B-cell maturation antigen (BCMA) for...

Owner:  Mike Hennessy Jr.
MIT rejects White House education demands

MIT rejects White House education demands

(The Center Square) - The Massachusetts Institute of Technology refused to sign the White House agreement that would grant federal funds linked to the administration's demands. The Trump administration proposed a “Compact for Academic Excellence...

Owner:  The Franklin News Foundation
Vote for the Pennsylvania High School Football Player of the Week - Oct. 12, 2025
School Bus Crashes into Pennsylvania Home

School Bus Crashes into Pennsylvania Home

A family in Forward Township, Pennsylvania, has been displaced after a school bus crashed through the front of their home, causing significant damage, reported CBS News. The crash reportedly occurred around 3:30 p.m. Oct. 6. Authorities say a...

Owner:  Bill Paul
Schedule Breakdown: Women's Hockey's Three Most Important Matchups

Schedule Breakdown: Women's Hockey's Three Most Important Matchups

After a slow start to the 2024-2025 season, women’s hockey had an incredible run, going undefeated in Cornell’s final 15 games before ultimately losing in the Frozen Four. The Red returns sophomore forward Lindzi Avar, the reigning ECAC Rookie of...

Owner:  Cornell University
Carlisle Man Charged with Assaulting Two Children

Carlisle Man Charged with Assaulting Two Children

A Carlisle man, Tyreese Marshall, aged 37, faces multiple charges after allegedly assaulting two children at a residence on West Penn Street. The incident occurred on Saturday (October 11) around 4 p.m., when police responded to a report of a...

Owner:  iHeart Media Inc.
Army Women’s Tennis Dominates Commander-in-Chief’s Challenge

MIT Says It Will Not Sign Trump Admin's Higher Education Compact

Authored by Bill Pan via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has declined to sign onto the Trump administration’s proposed compact, which would mandate campus reforms in exchange for preferential access...

Owner:  Ivandjiiski Family
‘There were three scary moments for us during the race, but luck was on our side’ – Gavin Cromwell on famous Czech win
BYRON YORK: Iowa's stunning, embarrassing immigration mess

BYRON YORK: Iowa's stunning, embarrassing immigration mess

On May 16, 2023, the Des Moines, Iowa, School Board hired Ian Roberts to be its new superintendent. Roberts, the first African American ever chosen to run the city’s schools, formally began the job on July 1, 2023. By the end of July, the board...

Owner:  Retirement Systems of Alabama
Experts sound the alarm on the outdated industrial systems costing states billions — Florida, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina most affected

Experts sound the alarm on the outdated industrial systems costing states billions — Florida, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina most affected

Solutions are readily available. by Tina DeinesOctober 13, 2025 A new study from the American Lung Association revealed the potential cost and health savings if U.S. manufacturers replaced thousands of industrial boilers with heat pumps. According...

Owner:  Dave Finocchio & Anna Robertson
Trans swimmer is latest public figure to be targeted with false anti-LGBTQ+ quotes on social media
Indigenous Peoples' Day: Top LGBTQ+ films, TV shows, and documentaries you can watch on October 13. Full list
Judge Blocks Use of Medicaid Data for Immigration Enforcement

Judge Blocks Use of Medicaid Data for Immigration Enforcement

A federal judge has ordered the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to stop sharing Medicaid data with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). HHS began sharing Medicaid data in June 2025. On July 4, President Donald Trump signed...

Owner:  Heartland Institute (Non-Profit)
Capello, Liriano face-off in 2025 Lebanon city mayoral race 

Capello, Liriano face-off in 2025 Lebanon city mayoral race 

Voters are weighing their choices as Incumbent Republican Lebanon City Mayor Sherry Capello faces Democratic challenger Cesar Liriano in the municipal elections on Nov. 4. Capello is currently serving her fourth term as Lebanon mayor after...

Owner:  Gannett Co. Inc.
Dean Burns Represents Pennsylvania at International Teacher Apprenticeship Summit in Oxford

Dean Burns Represents Pennsylvania at International Teacher Apprenticeship Summit in Oxford

From Kutztown University Dr. Rebecca West Burns, dean of the College of Education at Kutztown University, represented Pennsylvania as part of a 40-member U.S. delegation at the Teacher Apprenticeship Summit held in Oxford, England. Delegates from...

Owner:  Berks Community Television (Non-profit)
With governor race as backdrop, Garrity loan program becomes part of budget impasse

With governor race as backdrop, Garrity loan program becomes part of budget impasse

There was little sign of a breakthrough when Pennsylvania's state budget impasse blew past its 100th day last week. Instead, state legislators found something new to argue about: whether a loan program offered by Republican state Treasurer Stacy...

Owner:  Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting Corporation & American Government

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