Viktor Orbán's 16-year authoritarian rule in Hungary has ended in a landslide election defeat, while Pope Francis and President Trump engage in an unprecedented public feud. Meanwhile, new research reveals teenage girls still largely define their self-worth through boys' approval despite decades of feminist progress.
Stories Covered
• Viktor Orbán swept from power after 16 years as Hungary's Prime Minister in landslide defeat
• Pope Francis and President Trump trade public accusations in unprecedented feud
• Study finds teenage girls still define themselves primarily through boys' approval
• UK considers adopting EU single market rules, raising Brexit reversal questions
• Schools ban deep-fried foods under new dinner guidelines
• Four teens arrested in fatal stabbing of 16-year-old boy
• Ships cross Strait of Hormuz amid rising Persian Gulf tensions
Scripture References
Psalm 146, Daniel 2:21, Romans 13, Acts 5:29, Genesis, Proverbs, Psalm 33:10-11
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