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Dame Sarah Mullally, the Church of England's 106th Archbishop since March 25, made the commitment during a sermon at St Peter's Church in Birzeit on the first day of a Holy Land pilgrimage. Critics highlight the lack of similar pulpit promises for Nigerian Christians, where over 3,490 faith-related killings occurred in Open Doors' latest period amid attacks by Fulani militants and Boko Haram. They point to unvisited crises in places like Iraq and Egypt, questioning the church's focus as Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell faced similar backlash for his remarks on Gaza.

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In a West Bank church, Dame Sarah Mullally promised to fight for Palestinian Christians' freedom using her new role. The specific pledge quickly drew accusations of overlooking violence against believers elsewhere.

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In a thrilling All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 1 match, Louth rallied from behind to beat Dublin 4-18 to 1-24, securing Round 2A while sending the Dubs to the losers' path. James Maguire's two quick goals flipped the game early in the second half, with Ciaran Byrne and Craig Lennon's late strike sealing the win despite Dublin's fightback led by Con O'Callaghan and Cormac Costello. Louth manager Gavin Devlin hailed his team's response after a prior loss, as wild celebrations erupted among fans at the low-attendance 16,160 crowd.

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Trailing by six at halftime, Louth unleashed three second-half goals to shatter Dublin's dominance after 53 years.

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Donegal powered to a 2-20 to 0-16 win over reigning champions Kerry on Saturday, advancing to Round 2A while sending the hosts to the loser's bracket. The match exploded at half-time when referee Sean Hurson blew full-time amid a challenge, sparking a melee where Kerry's Micheal Burns was red-carded for striking Ryan McHugh, who needed a bandage for a gash above his eye. Down a man, Kerry couldn't recover as Shea Malone's late goal sealed the rout, with Michael Langan shining for Donegal. Manager Jim McGuinness faced questions over a shove in the tunnel, defending his players' reaction to the incident.

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A half-time whistle turned into a full brawl in Killarney, with players, subs, and managers piling in after a challenge involving Kerry's David Clifford and Donegal's Peadar Mogan.

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Faulkner, who led Factory's $50 million Series B last year and sat on its board, announced Tuesday she's leaving New England Associates to join the AI startup full-time. With six years building AI systems at Meta and Thrasio, she sees Factory's Droids—autonomous agents for coding, testing and security—as the fix for engineers buried in tech debt and understaffing. CEO Matan Grinberg called her hire unprecedented, comparing it to rare investor-to-startup leaps, while Factory also added AI veteran Lila Tretikov to its board amid aggressive hiring.

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Madison Faulkner spent years spotting AI talent as a top VC. Now she's jumping ship to build with one of her bets firsthand.

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In their World Cup Group E match at Toronto Stadium, Ivory Coast took a 1-0 lead in the 30th minute after Yan Diomande's low cross found Diallo, whose close-range shot was blocked, leaving Kessie to smash it past Manuel Neuer. Germany dominated possession at 60% but had a Kai Havertz goal disallowed by VAR, while Ivory Coast countered ruthlessly despite even shots and zero on target for the hosts. Both teams entered unbeaten after 1-0 wins in their openers, with a victory putting the Elephants top of the group.

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Amad Diallo blasted a sitter straight at the keeper, but captain Franck Kessie stayed cool and tapped home to stun Germany at half-time.

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The video from Andalusia's Holy Week celebrations on April 5, 2026, shows the man amid a centuries-old Catholic tradition where nazarenos wear capirotes to symbolize repentance and direct their gaze heavenward. Memes joke he mistook the procession for a KKK rally, though the outfits predate the group by centuries and stem from Spanish Inquisition-era brotherhoods. Reactions mix humor with frustration over cultural misunderstandings, as some defend the man's surprise while others lament American-centric views of global customs.

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A Black tourist in bright green Crocs navigates narrow streets during Spain's Semana Santa, only to freeze as white-robed nazarenos with pointed hoods surround him.

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On June 15, Jerusalem Municipality teams, supported by police, took control of land owned by the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate in Silwan, East Jerusalem, removing structures, trees, and crops while erecting fences. The Patriarchate called it an unlawful seizure based on an expired order, filing a lawsuit that seeks to halt the work and secure damages; a court denied an immediate stop but ordered talks. The move drew condemnations from the World Council of Churches, Palestinian and Jordanian officials, and groups like Peace Now, who see it as part of efforts to expand Israeli control in the Palestinian neighborhood amid fragile property rights.

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Workers rolled in with excavators and dump trucks, clearing olive trees and fencing off a hillside plot next to an ancient monastery. Church leaders watched in disbelief as their registered land vanished behind new gates.

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In a thrilling Electric Ireland All-Ireland Minor Football Championship quarter-final day, Kildare dominated Kerry 4-12 to 2-13 in Limerick with goals from Jack Reilly, Charlie Doran, Greg Kelly, and Callum Cowzer. Tyrone rallied from a halftime deficit in Ashbourne, firing three goals including a Matthew Daly brace to beat Galway 3-17 to 0-19, while Cork crushed Meath 3-19 to 1-12 in Thurles behind goalkeeper Rory Twohig's 0-9 haul and midfield stars Kieran O’Shea and Eoghan O’Herin. These wins set up semis for Kildare, Tyrone, and Cork in two weeks, with Derry facing Roscommon tonight for the final spot.

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Kildare's young Lilywhites etched history with four goals to shock Kerry at TUS Gaelic Grounds, their first-ever win over the Kingdom at this level.

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Cork trailed Meath 1-16 to 0-11 at the break in their All-Ireland SFC Round 1 clash but outscored the Royals 0-19 to 0-8 after halftime to win 0-30 to 1-24. Steven Sherlock starred with 0-14 points, while Colm O'Callaghan's controversial straight red card midway through the second half left them shorthanded for the final 20 minutes. The victory avenged Meath's earlier Division 2 league final win over Cork and sends the Rebels to Round 2A.

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Down eight at halftime and later reduced to 14 men, Cork refused to quit. They turned the game around with a stunning second-half surge that had 8,526 fans roaring.

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Around the 30-minute mark at AT&T Stadium in Dallas during Argentina's World Cup 2026 Group J match against Austria, referee Amin Mohamed Omar awarded a penalty after replays showed defenders touching Martinez before the ball. Lionel Messi stepped up to break the World Cup scoring record but fired wide, keeping the score 0-0 at halftime. Danny Murphy initially insisted the defenders got the ball first and called it a coming together with no malice, later acknowledging contact, which drew sharp backlash from fans pointing out the clear player contact in replays.

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Lautaro Martinez went down in the box under a tangle of Austrian legs, VAR confirmed contact, but BBC pundit Danny Murphy wasn't convinced—at first.

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On April 5, a huge crowd gathered in Greece's Aristotelous Square for Palm Sunday services, following the Julian calendar used by Greek Orthodox churches, with their Easter set for April 12. Images led to online excitement claiming 150,000 people signaled a European Christian awakening and pushback against secularism, but Greek voices clarified it's a yearly event in a nation where over 90% identify as Orthodox. Large Holy Week gatherings are common, commemorating Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, and next week brings even bigger Orthodox Easter celebrations with midnight services and traditions like lamb roasts.

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Thousands filled Aristotelous Square in Thessaloniki for Palm Sunday, leading some to cheer a Christian revival while locals reminded everyone it's an annual Orthodox tradition.

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