Top headlines for Saturday, February 11, 2023

It’s been about two weeks since DirecTV canceled conservative news network Newsmax in what the channel’s CEO is calling a “blatant act of political discrimination and censorship.”

A former employee at a pediatric gender clinic and an avowed liberal is coming forward as a whistleblower, describing what takes place at her former place of employment as “appalling.”

The Church of England voted Thursday to officially endorse plans for priests to offer prayers of blessing for same-sex couples, even as one church body is set to launch a project that could rethink using "gendered language" for God.

This year, the Gospel will reach millions watching the Super Bowl through an ad campaign titled “He Gets Us,” which highlights the humanity of Jesus Christ.

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Links to the News

• Newsmax CEO calls removal from DirecTV blatant act of censorship | U.S. News
• Former transgender clinic worker exposes ‘appalling’ practices | U.S. News
• NC county may end prayer tradition deemed ‘unconstitutional’ | Politics News
• Second NJ Republican council member found shot dead in car | U.S. News
• Biden keeping Nigeria off religious freedom violators list | World News
• Church of England considering gender-neutral pronouns for God | Church & Ministries News
• Millions to witness the Gospel at Super Bowl through He Gets Us | Entertainment News