Putin is Steadfast in his Stance on Land and Security Issues- Is he willing to be more flexible regarding the return of at least 20,000 missing Ukrainian children? First Lady Melania Trump has made their rescue a priority. Meanwhile, CBN White House Correspondent Kelly Wright emphasizes that prayer is also essential in restoring the children to their families and ensuring their safety and security. Miracle in the Making. Critically Injured National Guardsman Responding to Prayer - U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe is currently in serious but stable condition. His mother describes his responses to simple commands as "major milestones," noting that Wolfe has wiggled his toes and given a nurse a thumbs-up. This improvement follows a plea from Wolfe’s father, who encouraged concerned Americans to pray for his son. Dr. Josh MConkey, the West Virginia Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officer for the National Capital Region Joint Task Force, has commented on the recent shooting in D.C. He also addressed a video created by six members of Congress urging U.S. troops to disobey orders. What Radicalized the D.C. Shooter? - From Afghan Refugee to Alleged National Guardsman Assassin – The Shocking Path That Ended in Blood. Rahmanullah Lakanwal was once an ally of the military and the CIA.  Social media and his Muslim friends may have radicalized him. Still, there are questions about whether the Taliban threatened to kill his family if he didn’t ambush National Guardsmen patrolling the streets of Washington, D.C. Dr. Carole Lieberman, often referred to as "America’s Terrorist Therapist," offers insights on this issue. She suggests that while you can take the Afghan out of Afghanistan, you can't take Afghanistan out of the Afghan. Dr. Carole highlights a common thread linking social media, mental health, and jihadists. Who Would’ve Thought Free Speech Would Die in Mississippi?-Street preacher Gabriel Olivier is challenging an ordinance in Brandon, Mississippi, that restricts free speech at a city concert venue. He was arrested for sharing the gospel outside a designated protest zone at the amphitheater. Although he was not protesting, he argues that the ordinance should be repealed because it violates the free speech rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. The case is currently before the U.S. Supreme Court, which will review lower court rulings stating that he lacks standing to sue because he did not serve time for violating the ordinance.