Here are 6 things you may not have noticed, but these short items are important:
1. Study of Over One Million Kids Only Finds Myocarditis in Those Who Got the COVID Vaccine
A recently released vaccine study that analyzed over one million children found that “myocarditis and pericarditis were documented only in the vaccinated groups, with rates of 27 and 10 cases per million after the first and second doses, respectively.”
The review, conducted by researchers from Oxford, Harvard, and the University of Bristol, also found that “the reduction in risk of COVID-19 hospitalization in children… was lower than the increase in risk of pericarditis.”
The lies and misinformation from the government about COVID and hysteria, and the coercion should not have happened. It must never happen again.
2. Chuck Norris: Standing Before His Lord
Chuck Norris is now with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. He was 86.
Norris was an outspoken Christian author and conservative activist.
3. AI Deepfake Tricks Anger Apple
An AI-generated video saying a new charging port on the upcoming iPhone 18 wrongfully accused Apple of ending use of its universal USB-C port to make more money. Apple’s iPhone 18 will be released in September 2026.
The deepfake AI generated video went viral.
The original video generated 16.8 million views and 760,900 likes.
Individual accounts spread like wildfire. “Apple really tryna money grab with the iphone 18 new charger,” said one TikTok account. The video received 2.1 million views and 83,700 likes.
Another generated 4.5 million views and 414,600 likes.
4. Abortion Insurance Fraud
13 states forced, by law, independent insurers to fully fund human abortions, even if it is against the company’s ethical policies.
Finally, the Federal Department of Health and Human services (HHS) announced it is launching investigations into 13 states for violating a federal health refusal clause and “coercing” health care entities into providing or performing abortion services.
5. Nearly Half of Immigrant Households in U.S. Are on Welfare
Roughly 47% of American households headed by immigrants are on welfare, a new analysis from the Center for Immigration Studies shows.
The data includes foreign-born individuals residing in the U.S. legally and illegally and shows that when the Earned Income Tax Credit or the Additional Child Tax Credit is included as welfare, the percentage rises to 54%. 28% of households headed by native-born Americans are on welfare.
6. “Best” Family-Friendly Movies from Movieguide
The Movieguide just awarded the “Best” Movie Awards:
• Best Movie for Families – The Last Rodeo
• Best Movie for Mature Audiences – Sarah’s Oil
• Best Television Program for Families – Timeless Tidings of Joy
• Best Television Program for Mature Audiences – Ruth and Boaz
• Best Movie for Children – Light of the World
• Faith & Freedom Award for Movies – BAU: Artist at War
• Faith & Freedom Award for Television – House of David: Episode 208: “The Truth Revealed”