Top headlines for Thursday, September 4, 2025

In this episode, we explore the Alaska Medical Board's move to restrict youth access to gender transition procedures and its call for legislation to ban late-term abortions. Next, we turn to Florida, where a county has made headlines by voting to incorporate the Ten Commandments into government building displays alongside other historical documents. Finally, we journey to Kafr Qasim, near Petach Tikva, where archaeologists have uncovered an impressive ancient complex, shedding new light on early agricultural practices and civilizations.

00:11 Alaska Medical board condemns sex-change surgeries, puberty drugs
01:04 Nelson Price, SBC megachurch pastor, dies at 94
01:57 Fla. county approves adding Ten Commandments to gov’t buildings
02:46 Media ignores law enforcement info on gender of church shooter
03:24 Navy whistleblower says troops who refused Covid shot punished
04:24 Mark Barclay’s son-in-law convicted of sexually abusing child
05:12 Archaeologists uncover birthplace of Bible magician's successor

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Links to the News

• Alaska Medical board condemns sex-change surgeries, puberty drugs | Politics
• Nelson Price, SBC megachurch pastor, dies at 94 | Church & Ministries
• Fla. county approves adding Ten Commandments to gov’t buildings | Politics
• Media ignores law enforcement info on gender of church shooter | U.S.
• Navy whistleblower says troops who refused Covid shot punished | Podcast
• Mark Barclay’s son-in-law convicted of sexually abusing child | U.S.
• Archaeologists uncover birthplace of Bible magician's successor | World