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In Case You Missed It – Monday, July 27, 2026

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US pauses Iran strikes for second straight night as diplomacy takes hold; Israeli settlers continue attacks against Christians in West Bank; New study finds abortion pills present in American environmental water; Trump posts signs outside Smithsonian warning of ideological bias; Transgender dolls to debut in Minnesota classrooms so kids learn about gender options; Hawaii’s Democrat Lt. Gov. indicted in ‘biggest bribery scandal in state history’; Canada disinvites US from Gordie Howe Bridge opening; Former Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán warns new EU-allied government eliminating conservatives, rule of law; More horror for Christians in Nigeria; Past Hungarian ambassador to Vatican explains why young people love Traditional Latin Mass; Catholics honor Dachau priest-martyr who said, ‘Life may feel dark right now but keep moving forward’; and more —

U.S. pauses Iran strikes for second straight night as talks move in positive direction

What to know about the Iran war today:

Talks between Oman and Iran on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and their respective territorial waterways have made progress, two regional sources told CBS News.

The Iranian military said it halted retaliatory attacks against U.S. allies in the Middle East after Washington paused its strikes on Iran for the last two nights. That pause followed 13 consecutive nights of strikes by the U.S.

A CBS News poll found feelings of uncertainty about the Iran conflict, with most respondents saying it’s more difficult than President Trump expected.

Read more at CBS NEWS

Pope calls for renewed negotiations for a just peace in the Middle East

During the Angelus in Castel Gandolfo, Pope Leo XIV appeals for an end to violence in the Holy Land and the Middle East, urging dialogue, diplomacy, and prayers for peace.

Pope Leo XIV on Sunday renewed his urgent appeals for peace in the Holy Land and across the Middle East during his Angelus address in Castel Gandolfo, expressing deep concern over the escalating violence and calling for an immediate return to dialogue.

“I continue to follow with deep concern the ongoing and escalating violence in the Holy Land,” the Pope said, noting that “many civilians have recently fallen victim, both in the West Bank and in Gaza.”

He called for “a return to negotiations aimed at achieving a just political solution, founded on the equal dignity and equal rights of every human person, and for the rejection of further military actions and unilateral decisions, particularly those that violate the respect due to and the status quo of the holy sites of every religious faith.”

Read more at Vatican News

Continued attacks against Christians by Israeli Settlers in the West Bank

See @CatholicArena; read ‘Fr. Faltas: The West Bank bleeds, listen to the Pope’s appeals to stop the violence’ at Vatican News

Trump Delivers a Funny Joke About Nicki Minaj at the WHCD – She Drops a Humorous Reply

… the reboot of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner (WHCD) was Friday, after it had been postponed because of the assassination attempt at the event in April.

Trump roasted the media with some funny barbs, and the left/liberals had their typical, sour reaction to it all. They all lost their minds when he joked about running again and wore a Trump 2028 hat. 

There was also some fun at the event with Oz Pearlman, the mentalist, pulling some amusing tricks, even dragging in the Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche at one point. 

Trump treated the moment with the customary WHCD humor, but also seriousness as he recalled the assassination attempt and joked about Nicki Minaj.

Read more at RedState; watch White House Correspondents Dinner @FoxNews

Democratic Socialists of America co-chair Megan Romer confirms organization’s anti-American goals

Watch @CatholicVote

Trump says US disinvited from Gordie Howe Bridge opening

Watch @RightLineNews

US disinvited but indigenous Canadians show up to honor the day

Watch @JacinthEveArel

Blue collar guy talks about working on the historic Gordie Howe Bridge connecting US and Canada

Watch at WXYZ TV

King of Morocco names major highway after Donald J. Trump

Watch @zriboua

Brandon Gill: ‘Trump slowing Marxism’s long march through the institutions’, post signs outside Smithsonian warning of ideological bias

Watch @freedom4UU; read more @shellenberger

Chemical abortion pills found in environmental water

See @StudentsforLife; read Anti-Progesterone in Environmental Water in A Journal of the Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine

Minnesota ready to hand out transgender dolls to children as young as four years old in classrooms

See @libsoftiktok; read ‘Minnesota Splashes Taxpayer Cash on Trans Dolls for Classroom 4-Year-Olds in Walz-Backed Push’ at Breitbart

Hawaii’s Lieutenant Governor Indicted In “Biggest Bribery Scandal In State History”

Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke, a Democrat, was indicted by an Oahu grand jury on Friday on charges of criminal conspiracy to commit bribery, bribery, and falsifying candidate committee reports. The charges stem from an alleged 2022 scheme, dating to her time as a powerful state lawmaker, to steer state money toward COVID-19 testing contracts during the pandemic. Hawaii News Now reported that legal experts are calling it the biggest bribery scandal in state history.

Luke was one of five people named in the 12-count indictment. The others: Ryan Yamane, a former state representative and ex-director of the Department of Human Services; Tobi Solidum, a businessman and lobbyist; Ford Fuchigami, a Transportation Department official; and Leo Asuncion, a former chair of the state Public Utilities Commission.Luke turned herself in Friday afternoon; her bail was set at $80,000.

Gov. Josh Green did not wait for the case to develop. “The Lieutenant Governor needs to consider formally resigning to address this matter and so that the state of Hawaiʻi can move forward,” Green said in a statement Friday.

According to the indictment, Solidum was working as a lobbyist and consultant to the National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii, which held a state contract to run community COVID-19 testing sites. With those contracts set to expire and dependent on the state approving emergency funding, prosecutors allege, Solidum set out to buy influence.

Read more at ZeroHedge

How Hungary’s Conservatives Are Being Wiped Out

Hungary’s new “centrist” government is already rewriting the constitution to ban Viktor Orbán from ever running again. Why do Europe’s elites keep pushing mass migration even as it strains their economies and schools? The answer may be more calculated than you think. Balázs Orbán [no relation to Viktor], former political director for Viktor Orbán and member of the Hungarian Parliament, joins the show to break down Hungary’s political collapse.

Watch at Dinesh D’Souza

Former Hungarian PM warns of erosion of rule of law at hands of new EU-allied government

Read @PM_ViktorOrban

Why Young People Flood The Traditional Latin Mass: Archduke Eduard Habsburg

Why are so many young people suddenly returning to the Traditional Latin Mass? Michael Knowles sits down with Eduard Habsburg-Lothringen to discuss the surprising resurgence of the Traditional Latin Mass among younger generations.

From beauty, reverence, and tradition to modern dissatisfaction with secular culture, the two explore why ancient forms of worship are attracting new audiences in the modern world. Is this simply nostalgia—or a deeper spiritual hunger emerging among young people today? And what does the revival of traditional Christianity say about the future of the West?

Expect historical insight, theological discussion, and a candid conversation about faith, culture, and identity in the modern age.

Watch at Michael Knowles

In memory of Fr. Jacques Hamel murdered by two Islamist terrorists 10 years ago

See @Sachinettiyil; watch silent march in memory of Father Jacques @AMizoard

More horror for Christians in Nigeria

https://twitter.com/ChristianEmerg1/status/2081707408406036862

See @ChristianEmerg1

Today is the Feast of St. Titus Brandsma, killed by lethal injection in Dachau

See @OLMCandFatima

More about St. Titus Brandsma

Watch at Rome Reports

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