Stacey Abrams' Abortion Claim Backlash, Enes Kanter Freedom Ejected, Youth Say Media Distorts Faith
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Top headlines for Wednesday, August 26, 2026
A Spokane church evicts a 32-year meal ministry, alleging drug activity on its campus. Enes Kanter Freedom is ejected from a WNBA game after clashing with a player. A South Carolina church reopens its children's ministry following a sex offender scandal. Plus, Bishop William Barber warns of America's moral deregulation.
0:11 Church defends eviction of meal ministry over alleged drug use
1:04 Stacey Abrams claims abortion restrictions based in 'cruelty'
2:01 Enes Kanter kicked out of WNBA game after argument with player
3:35 Talarico calls Paxton 'anti-puppy' over dog testing opinion
4:25 Pawleys Island Community Church reopens kids ministry
5:15 Most religious youth say media's portrayal of faith is inaccurate
6:00 William Barber warns of 'moral deregulation' in activism sermon
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Links to the News
- Church defends eviction of meal ministry over alleged drug use | Church & Ministries
- Stacey Abrams claims abortion restrictions based in 'cruelty' | Politics
- Enes Kanter kicked out of WNBA game after argument with player | Sports
- Talarico calls Paxton 'anti-puppy' over dog testing opinion | Politics
- Pawleys Island Community Church reopens kids ministry | U.S.
- Most religious youth say media's portrayal of faith is inaccurate | U.S.
- William Barber warns of 'moral deregulation' in activism sermon | Church & Ministries