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Actor and comedian Rob Schneider recently announced that he will not be watching the 2024 Paris Olympics after the controversial Last Supper parody in the opening ceremony. He took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to announce his distaste for the opening ceremony and that he would not be tuning into the Olympic Games this year. “I am sorry to say to ALL the world’s GREATEST ATHLETES, I wish you ALL THE BEST, but I cannot watch an Olympics that disrespects Christianity and openly celebrates Satan,”

First Liberty Institute has issued a report showing how each of the 50 states rank in the matters of religious freedom.

Gianmarco Tamberi lost his wedding ring in the Seine during the opening ceremony and was able to turn the accident into a message about love.

The Church is significant throughout Christianity as it is believed to rest on the site where Jesus was buried and then later resurrected.

Olympian Ryan Murphy wins a bronze medal and finds out the gender of his baby on the same day.

Shannen Doherty’s mother, Rosa, recently spoke out for the first time after the loss of her daughter. Rosa shared a statement with People remembering her daughter, who passed away on July 13th after a long battle with cancer. “She is my beautiful girl and my heart,” Rosa said. “Our family wants to thank everyone who has shown love and support for our Shannen throughout her life. We are truly appreciative.”

Brazilian Olympian Rayssa Leal gave glory to God before scoring a Bronze medal in the skateboarding competition.

Harley-Davidson may be facing a reckoning as conservatives call for a boycott after details of the company’s DEI policies came to light.

A Tennessee school district has agreed to pay $15,000 in legal fees after banning an After School Satan Club from its building.

The Lakers have unveiled a second Kobe Bryant statue, this one honoring his bond with his daughter Gigi. The statue is the second of three planned monuments of the Los Angeles Lakers legend, who tragically passed away in a helicopter crash in January 2020 along with his 13-year-old daughter Gigi and seven others. The statue was unveiled on August 2nd (8/2/24), which is similar numerology to the first statue’s unveiling on February 8th (2/8/24). The numerology represents Bryant’s uniform numbers, 8 and 24, as well as Gigi’s number 2 that she wore on the basketball court. The third statue will show Bryant in his No. 24 Lakers uniform and will be unveiled “sometime next season,” according to sources at ESPN.