KCIS Newsmakers

A leader of the abortion-rights group Emily's list appointed to U-S Senate...the mass exodus from Nagorno-Karabakh to Aremnia has been completed...and a global gathering on the future of the Roman Catholic church gets underway this week.

U-S Supreme Court to decide whether state laws regulating social media is constitutional...15 Christians attacked and killed in Kaduna state, Nigeria this week...and over 80% of Nagorno-Karabakh residents have fled the region to Armenia.

Abortion comes up at last night's Republican Presidential Debate...Nagorno-Karabakh’s population continues to flee to Armenia...and a milestone for Samaritan's Purse.

Montana judge blocks enforcement of law banning gender-transition treatment for minors..man who made online threats against a Virginia church arrested after he was discovered allegedly trying to enter the church with weapons during a worship service Sunday...and over 100 dead in a fire at Christian wedding reception in Iraq.

Deadly blast as thousands of Armenians flee Nagorno-Karabakh...first group returns to remains of their homes in Lahaina...and Seattle Pacific University receives anonymous gift to expand the University’s student ministry outreach program.

Pope decries the weapons industry...Kosovo observing a day of mourning for a police officer killed by Serb gunmen...and thousands of Armenians streaming out of Nagorno-Karabakh after Azerbaijani military reclaims full control of the region.

Netanyahu says Israel is "at the cusp” of historic breakthrough with Saudi Arabia...Pope Francis blasts “fanaticism of indifference” that greets migrants tyring to reach Europe...and United Methodist Church court acquits California bishop.

Arrests in Canada during "Gender Ideology" protests...U-S Senate confirms new chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff despite abortion blockade...Representatives of Nagorno-Karabakh and Azerbaijan government hold first round of talks on future of the breakaway region.

U-S President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meet on the sidlines of the U.N. General Assembly meeting in New York...and Pope Francis to hold major gathering in France on on the Mediterranean and migration.

18 aid workers detained in Afghanistan for allegedly "inviting people to join Christianity"...15 Christians killed and 32 kidnapped in Kaduna state, Nigeria...and a new poll on how Americans view Israel.

Trump on abortion bans...abortions resume in Wisconsin...and Kansas says no to changing gender on birth certificates.

Israel's Prime Minister and Elon Musk will meet next week while Musk faces accusations of tolerating antisemitic messages on his social media platform X...a pastor has been abducted in Nigeria...and on update on flooding in Libya.

Planned Parenthood to resume offering abortions in Wisconsin next week despite pro-life leader saying a state ban is still in effect...Israeli government has reportedly quietly taken unprecedented steps toward cementing control over the West Bank...and Saskatchewan's premier plans to protect upcoming rule requiring parental permission for students to use different names or pronouns at school.

Abortion laws in Idaho, Tennesse and Oklahoma are being challenged...the inspiritation behind the movie "Sound of Freedom" to testify before Congress this week...and Mylon Fevre dies at age 78.

Calls for President Biden not to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu during his upcoming visit to the U-S...aid is reportedly being cut to the world's hungriest...and a new Barna study on biblical worldview training.

Remembering 9/11...dual disasters in Morocco and Libya...Christian persecution in Nigeria and Nepal...a Saskatchewan's Premier Scott Moe plans to introduce legislation aimed at protecting parental rights

Flordia Supreme Court hears lawsuit over 15-week abortion ban...settlement in Covid closure of Ohio private schools...and an attack on a Catholic rectory in Nigeria.

U-S Military officials and an Alabama senator clash over abortion policy...Mexico ends federal ban on abortion...and settlement in first amendent case involving Florida Catholic bookstore.

Judge temorarily halts Southern California school district from requiring parents to be notified if their children change their gender identification or pronouns...Coach Kennedy calls it quits...and another investigation into Sri Lanka's 2019 Easter bombings.

Pope Francis defends keeping discussions on future of Roman Catholic Church behind closed-doors...a Pakistani pastor has been shot and wounded...the "Sound of Freedom" continues its run world-wide...and World Conern continues its fight against human trafficking.

Assistant high school football coach Joe Kennedy is back on the field tonight..,two Texas laws involving minors have been struck down...and the Pope is in Mongolia.

Texas Supreme Court allows new law banning gender-transition services for minors to take effect...more kidnappings and killing of Christians in Nigeria...and the Pope is heading to Mongolia.

Five Pro-Life activists found guilty of blocking acces to Washington, D.C. abortion facility...former Roman Catholic Cardinal found not competent to stand trial in sexual assault case...and Pope preparing to travel to Mongolia.

Vatican responds to Pope's comments on Russia...Pakistani police blame unamed "enemy" country for recent attacks on Christians...and coach Joe Kennedy asks for people to join him in a national night of prayer this Friday.

Head of historically black Christian university in Jacksonville, Florida responds to Saturday's mass shooting...several members of Haitian church killed during protest against gang violence...and hundreds of conversions reported at London outreach led by Franklin Graham.