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Erika Kirk appeared at a CBS News town hall moderated by Bari Weiss, pushing back against claims that her husband incited violence. She recalled how Charlie, founder of Turning Point USA, would invite critics forward for dialogue, only to meet tragedy from a bullet to the neck on September 10, 2025, in Orem, Utah. Amid his final book's release and plans for a Shabbat dinner at the upcoming AmericaFest, she called for everyone to reject violence and foster open conversations on campuses.

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Three months after Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while speaking, his widow Erika stepped onto the CBS stage with steady grace. She shared memories of his open invitations to protesters, mic in hand, ready for real talk.

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On January 18 in Kurmin Wali village, armed bandits abducted 163 to 177 people from two Cherubim and Seraphim churches and one ECWA congregation around 9-10 a.m., with 9 to 11 escaping soon after. Kaduna police first denied the reports but confirmed them after verification, launching operations while noting the captives' location is known but blocked by human shields. Bandits demanded 250 million naira and 20 motorcycles from the village head, accusing locals of stealing bikes; no ransom has been paid. Escaped mother Lovina Ezekiel lost her two-week-old baby in the chaos and fears for her husband and five children still held, as families sleep in the bush amid trauma.

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Gunmen stormed three churches during Sunday services, herding worshippers into the bush as families watched in horror. Nine days later, more than 160 remain captive.

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Activists say Taher Malekshahi was hit less than a meter away on January 8, 2026, in Qorveh amid nationwide unrest sparked by inflation, food prices, and currency collapse that began in late December 2025. The video spread via Iranian dissidents, with protests hitting over 100 cities before a total internet blackout and reports of mass arrests, hospital raids, and shootings of children and bystanders. Death tolls range from 5,000 verified by officials to over 40,000 claimed by activists, as rights groups document a militarized crackdown and state media blames foreign agents.

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A 12-year-old boy from Iran's Kurdistan province sits indoors, his face, eye, neck, and arm raw from pellet wounds after security forces allegedly shot him at close range during protests.

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On January 20 at Navjeevan Complex in Birsa Nagar, Jamshedpur, Sushmita, known for caring for stray dogs, faced an alleged mob attack, leaving her hospitalized. Activists shared hospital photos and CCTV footage of the crowd near vehicles, demanding justice and tagging officials, amid claims of no police response or FIR. The incident ties into national stray dog tensions, with recent Supreme Court hearings questioning feeder liability for bites and setting a next date for January 28, as India balances compassion for strays with public safety concerns.

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Sushmita lies in a hospital bed, hooked to an IV under a red blanket, after a crowd reportedly confronted her for feeding stray dogs at her residential complex.

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In his monthly radio address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared the story of Jam Saheb, the Maharaja of Nawanagar, who from 1942 to 1946 provided food, shelter, education, and Polish cultural classes at a camp in Balachadi, Gujarat. Funding it from his own resources amid wartime hardships, he offered refuge when few nations did. Recently, a statue was unveiled in Moshav Nevatim, Israel, while memorials in Warsaw honor him as the 'Good Maharaja,' bonds that endure through shared gratitude.

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During World War II, Jam Saheb Digvijaysinhji opened his heart and home to 1,000 Polish refugee children, many Jewish orphans from Soviet gulags. The children called him 'Bapu,' their father figure, for his unwavering care.

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