Chinese Spy Balloon Raises Concern, Satanic Performance at Grammys, PCUSA Clergy Claim Scriptures 'Cause Harm'

A Chinese spy balloon traversed the United States last week, sparking national security concerns and raising debate over how and when to shoot it down amid questions about the U.S. government's response.

The first African American woman to be ordained a priest in The Episcopal Church will be honored as part of the United States Mint’s 2024 American Women Quarters Program.

Christian surfer Bethany Hamilton, whose life story was depicted in the 2011 film "Soul Surfer," says she will no longer compete in or support the World Surf League now that the organization will allow biological men identifying as women to compete against female surfers.

The music industry’s biggest night took an “Unholy” turn Sunday after Kim Petras became the first trans-identified artist to win a Grammy and delivered a dark performance of the hit song.

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• 4 things to know about the Chinese spy balloon | Politics News
• Officer praised for talking suicidal teenage father off bridge | U.S. News
• First black female Episcopal priest to be featured on US quarter | Church & Ministries News
• PCUSA clergy candidates claim violent Bible passages 'cause harm' | Church & Ministries News
• Christian surfer opposes allowing males to compete with women | Sports News
• Devil-horned Sam Smith, Kim Petras satanic performance at Grammys | Entertainment News
• Maverick City Music gives God the glory after sweeping Grammys | Entertainment News