Gunman Kills One at Tennessee Church and Wounds Seven
A masked gunman opened fire at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in Antioch, Tennessee, killing a woman and injuring seven others. The suspect then shot himself. his condition was not life threatening. Police identified no motive yet.
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NFL players unite in rare show of unity against Trump
The NFL scene in Nashville and Chicago featured owners Shahid Khan and Mark Davis publicly backing players amid protests and a strong league-wide rebuke of President Trump. The event highlighted cross‑league unity as players, coaches, and executives condemned hate and affirmed America as a common ground.
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NFL owners fund Trump inaugural committee donations list
Twenty eight of 32 NFL owners or their teams commented on President Trump’s anthem protests. Donations to Trump's inaugural committee include Jones one million for Dallas Cowboys and Kraft, McNair, Snyder, Khan, Kroenke, Haslam, Glazer and Jets, with Johnson, Kraft and others donating up to one million. The piece frames sports activism and unity as part of a broader history.
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Arecibo Struggles After Maria Destruction and Dam Threat
Residents of Arecibo Puerto Rico endure loss of power and water after Hurricane Maria. The Guajataca Dam looms as a possible flood source while phone lines and Internet remain down. community leaders urge remaining indoors and patience as news trickles in.
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Scholars, clergy accuse pope of heresy over divorce document
A 25 page letter by Catholic scholars and clergy charges Pope Francis with seven heresies linked to his 2016 Joy of Love on divorce and remarriage. More than 60 signatories include priests and professors. Vatican response is unavailable and experts call it a fringe online petition unlikely to move church policy.
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Massimo Faggioli
Villanova University
Department of Theology and Religious Studies
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Superior General Society of St. Pius X
David Gibson
Fordham University
Center On Religion and Culture
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