Top headlines for Friday, September 26, 2025

Voddie Baucham Jr., has died after suffering an emergency medical incident, his family announced. A new report highlighting the underreporting of complications related to abortion pills, revealing a higher rate of side effects than previously acknowledged. Next, we turn to Florida, where a high school has controversially halted a weekly morning announcements segment amid accusations of promoting witchcraft. Plus, we discuss Hillary Clinton's recent remarks, where she pointedly calls out white men of a certain religion for causing significant harm, following the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk.

00:11 Voddie Baucham dies at 56 after 'emergency medical incident'
00:54 Women suffering higher rates of abortion pill complications
01:41 Florida high school shuts down weekly ‘Witchy Wednesdays’
02:27 Chaplains group trying to cut ties with ACNA
03:18 Hillary Clinton blames damage on white men of certain religion
04:09 Girl shot in head in Catholic school shooting moving to rehab
04:53 Texas AG warns UNT after student harassed following Kirk shooting

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Links to the News

• Voddie Baucham dies at 56 after 'emergency medical incident'
• Women suffering higher rates of abortion pill complications | U.S.
• Florida high school shuts down weekly ‘Witchy Wednesdays’ | Education
• Chaplains group trying to cut ties with ACNA | Church & Ministries
• Hillary Clinton blames damage on white men of certain religion | U.S.
• Girl shot in head in Catholic school shooting moving to rehab | U.S.
• Texas AG warns UNT after student harassed following Kirk shooting | Education