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CNN Fact-Checker Daniel Dale Harasses Innocent Survivor of Childhood Trauma1 source — 1d

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“There is no pit so deep that God's love is not deeper still.” — Corrie ten Boom, Holocaust survivor and author, 1892–1983 — 2dPosted to IJR by IJR.

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“Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow. It empties today of its strength.” — Corrie ten Boom, Holocaust survivor and author, 1892–1983 — 2dPosted to IJR by IJR.

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“Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God.” — Corrie ten Boom, Holocaust survivor and author, 1892–1983 — 2dPosted to IJR by IJR.

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IJRAllies Answer Trump With Oil They Already Promised While America Drains Its ReserveSimon August · 5 min · 1h

Judge Hears Bid to Dismiss Lewiston Shooting LawsuitWorld — 1dA federal judge in Maine heard arguments over the government’s bid to dismiss a lawsuit by Lewiston shooting survivors and victims’ families, who say the Army failed to act on warnings about Robert Card’s mental health and access to firearms before he killed 18 people in 2023. The Justice Department argues the Army’s decisions were protected judgment calls; plaintiffs say the case should proceed so they can investigate whether required policies were ignored.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Iran Strike Survivors Allege US Military Medical Failures — 4dNine soldiers wounded in a March 1 Iranian drone strike that killed six in Kuwait told the AP they had to fight alone for care; the Pentagon said treatment met standards.

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Skydivers witness Wisconsin plane crash and jump to help survivors — Sep 28, 2026

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“There is no pit so deep that God's love is not deeper still.” — Corrie ten Boom, Holocaust survivor and author, 1892–1983 — Sep 29, 2026Posted to FaithTap by IJR.

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“Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow. It empties today of its strength.” — Corrie ten Boom, Holocaust survivor and author, 1892–1983 — Sep 29, 2026Posted to FaithTap by IJR.

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FaithTapTerry Fox Runs a Marathon a DayA 21-year-old with one leg set out to run across Canada for cancer research — his Marathon of Hope has now raised over $850 million.2m · 1 reads

“Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God.” — Corrie ten Boom, Holocaust survivor and author, 1892–1983 — Sep 29, 2026Posted to FaithTap by IJR.

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Toledo Stroke-Fund 5K Set for October 10Health — 4dA 5K and one-mile walk in Toledo will honor stroke survivors and raise money for ProMedica’s Stroke Patient Assistance Fund, while a separate 5K and fun run in Mobile will promote healthy living through education, diet and exercise. The Toledo event also includes a children’s dash and resource fair; the Mobile event is set for Oct. 17 at Mardi Gras Park.

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Quentin Tarantino vs Martin ScorseseYourlist — VS BattleThe video store savant versus the film-school don — two visions of American violence, guilt, and cool.

Two universities report seven sexual assault allegationsHealth — 5dThe University of Oregon reported five sexual assault incidents during the first week of classes, prompting Oregon lawmakers to urge stronger campus responses and survivor support; officials say the cases are not believed to be related and are under investigation. At the University of Texas at Arlington, police notified students about two alleged assaults in a dorm weeks after they reportedly occurred, saying there is no known ongoing threat and the investigation continues.

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Pope Leo Urges French Bishops to Confront Abuse — Sep 27, 2026Pope Leo XIV embraced survivor Jean-Marie Delbos in Lourdes after meeting seven abuse victims; a 2021 inquiry estimated 330,000 minors abused over 70 years.

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Tom Gallagher The church needs to keep proving it can protect kids after failing so many for so long.

Teenagers Among Dozens Dead in Overcrowded Nigerian Detention Cell — Sep 22, 2026Survivors say guards sprayed a substance under a locked cell door holding 65 miners, then ignored pleas as people died; at least 37 dead, including teens as young as 14.

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IJRSchool District Says It Passed Audit With ‘Flying Colors.’ The Actual Report Tells A Different StoryParis Apodaca · 4 min · 3h

Fashion charity events planned across USLifestyle — Sep 25, 2026Fashion events across the country are pairing runway showcases with community causes: Atlanta’s Sept. 30 show supports St. Jude, while Mission Waco’s Sept. 24 event backed creative opportunities for local youth. Arlington’s Oct. 3 charity show will spotlight breast cancer survivors, and an Oct. 13 Auburn program will explore how fashion, entrepreneurship and philanthropy can create impact.

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More Than 100 Arrested at Protest Near U.N. — Sep 23, 2026Hundreds of New York Jewish community members rallied near the United Nations to press world leaders to confront antisemitism, featuring interfaith speakers, survivors, and calls to adopt the IRA definition and boost security and platform accountability. The event underscored a broad concern that antisemitism remains a global and domestic crisis, with speakers urging leaders to act now and some criticizing local leadership’s approach.

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UN Report Attributes 1,004 Ukraine Sexual Violence Cases Mostly to Russia — Sep 18, 2026UN report documents 1,004 sexual violence cases in Ukraine since 2022, attributing 89% to Russia; majority of survivors are men, including via electric shocks with a Soviet-era tapik.

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Marcus Bell Holding Russia accountable for nearly all the documented cases requires more than just reports.

Lambeth Palace Withdraws Award to Pakistani Cleric — Sep 17, 2026The Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, awarded Tahir Ashrafi, a Pakistani cleric who once praised Osama Bin Laden, the Hubert Walter Award for Reconciliation and Interfaith Cooperation on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, provoking widespread backlash from survivors, politicians, and faith groups. Critics say the choice undermines efforts against terrorism and calls for an apology and accountability for interfaith recognitions.

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Childhood Cancer Survival Reaches 85%, Survivorship Needs PersistHealth — Sep 18, 2026Global progress shows 85% of children diagnosed with cancer survive at least five years, but survivorship extends far beyond treatment with emphasis on ongoing care and emotional wellbeing. Initiatives like Hyundai Hope on Wheels have funded over $300 million in pediatric cancer research and thousands of grants, while events in Eswatini underscore the importance of early detection, caregiver support, and celebrating survivors.

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Sandra RhodesFootball Legend Mike Ditka Dies at 86Mike Ditka, a three-time Super Bowl champion and two-time NFL Coach of the Year, died on Friday, his family announced. He was 86. Before he was known as coach of the 1985 champion Chicago Bears , Ditka revolutionized the tight end position after being drafted out of the University of Pittsburgh in 1961. The news of Ditka's death was shared on social media by Jarrett Payton, son of Hall of Fame run5m · 2 reads

US adds seventh moment of silence for 25th 9/11 anniversary — Sep 11, 2026On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the U.S. and its missions worldwide honored the 2,977 victims, first responders, and the resilience that followed with ceremonies from Tirana to New York and Suva. Officials highlighted global solidarity, paying tribute to the heroes who acted that day and reaffirming commitment to survivors and international partners.

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Cindi Wimberly Where's the story about Mamdami?

25th Anniversary of 9/11 Honors Victims and HeroesWorld — Sep 10, 2026On the anniversaries of Pearl Harbor, JFK's assassination, and especially September 11, 2001, Americans recall where they were and how those events reshaped the nation, with vivid personal recollections spanning generations. As 9/11 marks 25 years, stories focus on health effects for survivors and first responders, concerns about Islamophobia, and the enduring collective memory of that day.

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Catholic Leaders Plan 9/11 Anniversary Events — Sep 10, 2026As the 25th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, Catholic leaders and clergy recall the victims, first responders, and survivors, emphasizing remembrance, healing, and a renewed call for peace and dialogue. From Pope John Paul II’s message of unity through Christ to commemorative Masses and bishops’ reflections, the church frames the tragedy as a test of charity, dignity, and shared humanity.

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Gaza City Collapse Kills At Least 11World — Sep 16, 2026Gaza City buildings have repeatedly collapsed following Israeli strikes, with civil defense and volunteers pulling survivors from the rubble while authorities report dozens dead and many others missing or displaced, underscoring a wider humanitarian crisis as reconstruction stalls and aid and equipment remain scarce. The incidents highlight ongoing dangers for residents and responders alike amid restricted imports and limited heavy machinery, complicating rescue efforts and recovery efforts.

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Families Recall Births Linked to 9/11Health — Sep 10, 2026As the 25th anniversary of 9/11 is observed, personal stories from across North America highlight trauma, resilience, and lasting connections—ranging from a Canadian student who witnessed the towers’ collapse to families who welcomed a child on that day and those who reflect on the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel ordeal. These recollections emphasize enduring solidarity, the intertwining of private milestones with national tragedy, and the bonds between nations as communities honor victims and survivors.

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IJRClimate Lawsuits Fail Constitutional And Scientific ReviewAngela Wheeler · 5 min · 5h