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Congressional Republicans accuse the FBI of a double standard in enforcing a law that’s supposed to protect both abortion and pro-life clinics- even as crisis pregnancy centers and pro-life churches are being hit with vandalism, firebombings, and more; religious persecution getting even worse around the world, according to a new State Department report; Sam Altman, head of OpenAI, which created ChatGPT, tells Congress he supports a government regulatory agency for AI; a look at ChatGPT- the AI p

Collegiate champion swimmer Riley Gaines talks to CBN News about why she’s speaking up in defense of female athletes against biological males who compete against them, being attacked by a mob for her beliefs, and how her faith helps her take her stand; Special Counsel John Durham says the FBI should never have launched an investigation into Russia collusion with the Trump campaign in the 2016 election, saying intelligence agencies didn’t have evidence, and that the FBI failed to uphold its mission; how Chinese Christians in the Mayflower Church congregation were able to escape from persecution and make it to the US; and Christian author Jemimah Wright talks to CBN’s “The Prayer Link” about her historical novel, “Isabella’s Voyage: Dare She Heed Hope’s Call”

Instead of observing the 75th anniversary of the UN vote to establish the state of Israel, the UN instead plans to commemorate the “Nakba,” the name Palestinians use for their eviction from the land during Israel’s War of Independence- and that controversy comes after the ceasefire between the latest fighting between Israel and the Palestinians; CBN Middle East Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell talks about the UN decision, whether or not the current ceasefire will hold, and the ongoing Isaiah 62 fast for Israel; border crossings drop, for now, with the end of Title 42, but they’re expected to rise again; in a deeply emotional story, Fox News war correspondent Benjamin Hall, who’s written a new book called “Saved,” talks about his miraculous survival of a bomb attack in Ukraine, his amazing recovery, and the support from his wife and young daughters as well as encouragement from across the country; and Angel Studios announces ten new original projects at its annual “Illuminate” showcase.

A flood of illegal Immigrants at the border becoming a tsunami with the end of Title 42. Tens of thousands are waiting in Mexican cities getting ready to cross as well. On Friday, Palestinian Islamic jihad fired rockets all the way to the outskirts of Jerusalem making an immediate cease fire unlikely. In the Indo-Pacific region, the U.S. Is increasing its cooperation with the Philippines to counter China\'s growing assertiveness. Politics, social media, and a steady bombardment of news are all big factors in the historic rise of anxiety and depression in America. As we approach this Mother\'s day weekend CBN\'s Efrem Graham shares a personal tribute to his hero--his grandmother -- Beatrice \"Bee\" Fields Graham.

Palestinian terrorists fire more than 500 missiles into Israel in 24 hours, sending more than a million Israelis into bomb shelters; CBN News Middle East Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell talks from Jerusalem about how the fighting began, what it’s like for Israelis facing these attacks, the possibility of a ceasefire, and Iran’s involvement; a massive surge of migrants already crossing the border as Title 42 ends; Congressional Republicans reveal findings of investigation into how the Biden family used shell companies to conceal foreign payments when Joe Biden was Vice-President, which could have been part of an influence-peddling scheme; South Dakota Republican Governor Kristi Noem says the GOP has to get its pro-life message correct for upcoming elections; Leslie Manookian, head of the Health Freedom Defense Fund, tells CBN’s “The Global Lane” about the lessons learned from the Covid pandemic about the dangers of governments imposing mandates on healthy citizens; and new survey reveals how many Americans pray, and when and where they pray as well.

Israel launches a pre-dawn raid in Gaza, targeting three key leaders of Islamic Jihad; President Biden meets with Congressional leaders over the debt ceiling standoff, as the GOP wants spending cuts while Biden and the Democrats just want to raise government’s debt limit, and the discussion comes as the President’s approval rating hits a new low; Republican Presidential candidate Nikki Haley tells CBN News America has to get back to God, and she discusses her campaign rivals, former President Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis; Franklin Graham talks about his recent “God Loves You” evangelistic tour, how his father helped establish the National Day of Prayer in 1952, and Samaritan’s Purse disaster relief efforts after the earthquakes in Turkey earlier this year; and a new type of Christian outreach, combining evangelism and fitness – the Garage Gym Church.

Investigators are trying to figure out why a man opened fire in a Texas Shopping Mall Saturday, killing 8 people and wounding 7 more. A vehicle plowed into a crowd of people at a bus stop near a shelter for migrants leaving 8 people died and several injured. Facebook is under fire from the Federal Trade Commission. The FTC-- alleging the social media platform misled parents and violated the privacy of children. This stems from when Facebook created a messaging app for kids. As we inch closer to the 2024 presidential election, the harsh rhetoric is expected to heat up. One GOP candidate is taking a different tactic. Former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson says we need more grace in politics. \"Almost like a divorce\": that\'s how one civic leader in Oregon describes the growing political and cultural divisions in Oregon. Abuse, neglect, and drug use are all reasons many children end up in foster care. they often experience anxiety, depression, and PTSD. The nation\'s largest Christian prison ministry is bringing the widely popular series \"the chosen\" to more than 300 prisons across the country.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. met with President Biden earlier this week hoping to strengthen ties with the U.S. amid Beijing\'s growing aggression in the Asia pacific region. The increase of tourists in the Dominican Republic has led to a spike in one of the country\'s biggest industries: Sex trafficking. This week members of Israel\'s Knesset and Christian leaders representing Christians around the world met in Israel\'s parliament.

A warning for those looking to borrow money to make a big purchase like a house or a car, interest rates are now at the highest level in 16 years. Police caught the suspected mass shooter accused of killing one woman and injuring four other women in a midtown Atlanta medical center. Serbian police are urging citizens to lock up their guns after a 13 year old boy went on a shooting rampage while using two of his father\'s weapons killing eight of his fellow students and a school guard. In Florida, lawmakers passed a sweeping immigration bill aimed at penalizing undocumented migrants. Today marks the annual national day of prayer. this year\'s theme verse is taken from the second part of James 5:16. A primary school in London recently compelled a 4-year old Christian boy to participate in a LGBTQ pride parade. when the parents sued the school claiming their religious and parental rights had been violated, a central London court ruled against them. 40% Of high school students admit to feeling hopeless for weeks at a time. Mental health experts say one of the key drivers is this crisis is time spent on social media.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy tells the Knesset about the deep bond between the US and Israel, and explains the American position on a nuclear Iran in response to a question from CBN’s Chris Mitchell; persecution against religious believers is rising, according to new report from the US Commission on International Religious Freedom; David Curry of Global Christian Relief tells CBN’s Faithwire how AI (artificial intelligence) can be used against believers – for both persecution and censorship; Wendy Patrick, who prosecutes human traffickers and wrote the book “Why Bad Looks Good,” talks to CBN’s Healthy Living about how Biblical wisdom can help us make smart choices about the people we let into our lives; and quick thinking by a Good Samaritan in Philadelphia, Meeka Outlaw, may have saved the life of a three-year-old boy who had been accidentally shot.

700Club - May 1, 2023

More than 60,000 attend the student-led Gospel outreach called “Fill the Stadium” at the University of Oklahoma’s football stadium: we’ll hear how God brought this event about, look at the Christian recording artists performing, and hear from young people talking about how their generation needs Jesus- as evangelist Nick Hall tells CBN News “This is not the end. This is the beginning;” House Speaker Kevin McCarthy visiting Israel with bipartisan Congressional delegation; as the Jewish state cele

Wendy Patrick, author of Why Bad Looks Good: Biblical Wisdom to Make Smart Choices in life, Love and Friendship, who\'s also a career prosecutor with degrees in divinity and theology, discusses how to choose wisely when confronted with decisions, both large and small.

Israelis protest for judicial reform, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis visits Jerusalem, Ambassador Michael Orens book 2048:The Rejuvenated State, the history of the IDF and Mike Bickle describes the upcoming Isaiah 62 prayer and fast for Israel.

Israelis protest for judicial reform, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis visits Jerusalem, Ambassador Michael Orens book 2048:The Rejuvenated State, the history of the IDF and Mike Bickle describes the upcoming Isaiah 62 prayer and fast for Israel.

House Republicans and the President come up with separate plans to prevent the illegal crossing of tens of thousands of migrants into the United States each month. Two military helicopters collided and crashed in Alaska while returning from a training flight on Thursday. The Army says 2 soldiers died on the scene while a third person died on the way to the hospital. A fourth solider is being treated for injuries. Carolyn Bryant Donham--the white woman who accused black teenager Emmett Till of whistling at and accosting her in 1955 has died. A bipartisan group of Senators has introduced a bill designed to safeguard children\'s online activity. Israel celebrated its 75th anniversary Wednesday. It\'s an achievement that likely would not have happened without a resilient military. A Texas businessman on a mission trip asked for a glass of water and came face-to-face with a stark reality: Most people in the world don\'t have access to safe drinking water. We look at the new sports biopic \"Big George Foreman.\"

700Club - April 27, 2023

U.S. open border places migrant children at risk; St. Louis considers paying reparations to black citizens; Taiwan captures a young American\'s heart in a new Pure Flix film; And do America\'s children belong to the government, or to their parents?

The house has passed a bill that would raise the nation\'s debt ceiling and also addresses spending. The stage is set for a 2024 re-match between President Biden and former President Trump. Trump blasting back at Biden on his social media platform... On the heels of Biden\'s re-election campaign announcement. Governor Ron DeSantis - visiting Jerusalem on a foreign policy trip ahead of an expected presidential run spoke of the importance of the u-s - Israeli relationship. A storm dumped massive hail in Texas overnight. Now parts of the Midwest are bracing for historic flooding. It appears working from home is here to stay. According to a recent report by Stanford Economics Professor Nick Bloom. A new survey shows dietary supplements are on the rise in the U.S. Anne Edward and Christy Summers are part of an outreach to the L-G-B-T-Q community. Both women are Christians who left the gay lifestyle long ago. St. Louis is now the latest U.S. city to consider paying reparations to African Americans as compensation for slavery.

700Club - April 26, 2023

“A modern miracle:” as Israel celebrates its 75th year, a look back at how it survived – and flourished – throughout its amazing history; US considering options for evacuating thousands of Americans from the war-torn nation of Sudan; the Biden administration promises again to shut down the Darien Gap, a key route for immigrants making their way to the US, but they’ve failed at that promise before; CBN’s Studio 5 talks to David Zach of the Christian rock band “Remedy Drive” about his mission to fight human trafficking and end modern-day slavery; and the film “Jesus Revolution” hits #1 on a major streaming service.

War in Sudan, Israel celebrates 75 years of independence and honors its fallen, professor and author Gil Troy blames terrorism on the terrorists, photos from Israel in the early 20th century and an interview with political cartoonist Yaakov Kirschen.

War in Sudan, Israel celebrates 75 years of independence and honors its fallen, professor and author Gil Troy blames terrorism on the terrorists, photos from Israel in the early 20th century and an interview with political cartoonist Yaakov Kirschen.

President Biden announces 2024 White House campaign, as polls show the overwhelming majority of Americans don’t want him to run again; why is Tucker Carlson out at Fox? and CNN fires controversial anchor Don Lemon; Russia kidnapping Ukrainian children and taking them to Russia, brainwashing them against their own families; Greg and Cathe Laurie, the couple portrayed in the hit movie “Jesus Revolution,” talk to CBN News about the real events behind the movie, and the possibility of another Jesus Revolution in the making; Dr. Daniel Amen, author of “Change Your Brain Every Day,” explains how you can protect your mental health in today’s politically and culturally divided and high-stress world; and why the Northern Lights temporarily moved south.

Pastor Craig Cooney of the Daily Prophetic Blog shares what God’s been showing him about shakings in 2023 and how the church must prepare. Plus Heidi Baker shares about her missionary work in Mozambique and her message about revival in America. Also on the show this week Beth Moore reveals the name of her childhood sexual abuser and how God has sustained her marriage in the midst of her husband’s mental health crisis.