Georgia Supreme Court today leavrd limited access to abortions unchanged for now...dozens of US states are suing Meta for harming young people’s mental health...and a report on the practical impact of war on Christians in Israel.

Two rulings in Colorado on abortion and Christian school involvement in a state program...and once jailed missionary pilot back in the U-S.

Greek Othodox church hit in Gaza...three people killed in Uganadan park for allegedly supporting Christians in the region...and Ukranian Parliament advance legislation seen as effectively banning Ukrainian Orthodox Church.

Pepperdine University community continuing prayer vigils today after four female students were hit by a car and killed Tuesday...the execution of an Idaho death row inmate who says he's a "devout Christian" has been delayed...and singer Brittney Speers describies an abortion she had over 20 years ago one of the most agonizing things she has ever experienced.

Vatican offers to mediate between Israel and Hamas...U-S Senators heading to Israel...and Japan asks court to revoke legal status of the Unification Church.

In-person voting underway in Ohio for November ballot measure on abortion...and an Israeli Christian pastors' account of Saturday's attack by Hamas.

Israel update...and Italian evangelicals allege international evangelical group crossed a line by participating in ecumenical prayer vigil at the Vatican.

Israel update...large group of Christians kidnapped in Nigeria...and German Christian homeschooling family can stay another year in the U-S.

Update on Israel-Hamas war...and YWAM founder Loren Cunningham dead at 88.

U-S Department of Defense settles lawsuit filed against rescinded COVID-19 vaccine mandate...more than 100 black faith and community leaders in Ohio urging vote against abortion amendment to state constitution..and American tourist arrested for hurling works of art to the floor at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.