Top headlines for Monday, September 8, 2025

In this episode, we delve into the U.S. Department of Justice's investigation into allegations of discrimination by an Alabama city against a Christian addiction recovery nonprofit. We also cover the latest in international news as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responds to Hamas' statement on hostage releases. In the tech world, we explore how Meta and OpenAI are enhancing their chatbots to better address topics relevant to teenagers, including sensitive issues. Plus, we discuss a new study revealing how engaging with Scripture can strengthen Americans' sense of identity.

00:11 DOJ probes city's alleged discrimination of Christian nonprofit
01:04 Israel rejects Hamas offer to release hostages to end war
01:54 Pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Charlotte removed
02:43 Meta, OpenAI to adjust chatbots to better handle sensitive topics
03:44 Frequent Bible readers have strongest sense of identity: Survey
04:41 Texas AG Paxton urges public schools to bring back Lord's Prayer
05:42 ‘Light of the World’ fulfills filmmakers’ lifelong dream

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Links to the News

• DOJ probes city's alleged discrimination of Christian nonprofit | U.S.
• Israel rejects Hamas offer to release hostages to end war | World
• Pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Charlotte removed | Church & Ministries
• Meta, OpenAI to adjust chatbots to better handle sensitive topics | Business
• Frequent Bible readers have strongest sense of identity: Survey | Living
• Texas AG Paxton urges public schools to bring back Lord's Prayer | U.S.
• ‘Light of the World’ fulfills filmmakers’ lifelong dream | Podcast