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🔥 Welcome to Faith The Nation, where we unpack the week’s most explosive stories at the crossroads of faith, politics, and culture.

This episode covers:
• Lexington, KY church shooting leaves two worshippers dead and reignites the debate over whether Christians should carry in church.
The Guardian

• Pastor John MacArthur hospitalized with pneumonia—prayers pour in for the 86‑year‑old Grace Community Church leader.
Fox News

• President Trump approves NATO‑origin weapons for Ukraine—European allies will pick up the tab.
Politico

• Tucker Carlson’s headline‑making interview with Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian rattles Washington and Tehran alike.
YouTube

• Elon Musk launches the “America Party,” promising to disrupt the 2026 election cycle.
PBS

• Charlie Kirk’s Student Action Summit 2025 draws 5,000 young conservatives to Tampa for three days of activism and worship.
FOX 13 Tampa Bay

• President Biden defends his use of an autopen after signing 4,000 clemency decisions—critics cry foul.
Omni

• Trump’s fiery Faith Office luncheon sees CEOs and faith leaders treated to an off‑script presidential rant.
ABC News

• Iranian official claims Israel wielded “supernatural spirits” during the recent 12‑day war—raising eyebrows worldwide.
Jerusalem Post

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