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Published by on Oct 16, 2026 | Society
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In a time of tragedy, heartbreak, and uncertainty, our community is coming together in faith, prayer, and unity to support families facing unimaginable pain and loss.

The public is invited to join us this Saturday, October 17, 2026, for a special Worship and Prayer Service from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., followed by a Community Unity Vigil at 4:30 p.m. The gathering will bring together families, clergy, community leaders, elected officials, and concerned members of the public.

This gathering will honor and lift up in prayer the families of Angel Johnson, Robin Kennedy, and Nathaly Ramirez, as well as Robin Kennedy’s 84-year-old mother, who remains in critical condition. We will also pray for the 8-month-old baby who was thrown from a balcony in the Bronx and remains hospitalized.

As families navigate these heartbreaking circumstances, we believe that no family should have to endure such pain alone. Through worship, prayer, compassion, and community solidarity, we will stand beside these families, asking God to give them strength, comfort, healing, and hope during this difficult time.

“We are coming together as one community to let these families know that they are not alone. In moments of tragedy, we must put aside our differences, stand together in prayer, and show one another the love, compassion, and unity that our community needs. We are praying…

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Grammy Award-winning musician, Yamaha artist, and Pentatonix member Kevin Olusola is bringing the joy of music, creativity, and self-expression to the Bronx with a special visit to Grant Avenue Elementary School on Thursday, October 15, 2026.

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A year and a half into Trump’s second term, crypto has gone from outsider asset to a real White House priority. The president’s finances are tied up in the boom, too, as the average American can feel the movements as well.

Ever since Donald Trump stepped back into the White House, Bitcoin’s rollercoaster has mostly come down to policy, not just hype. We’re talking about everything from a brand-new strategic reserve to fresh legislation. Over the last year and a half, the federal government shifted gears, treating digital assets as something you can build around, not just a fringe experiment.

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Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom was ejected from the Indiana Fever’s victory over the Chicago Sky after a courtside confrontation. Freedom was wearing a shirt that read “WOMAN noun. adult human female.” Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud approached him during a timeout, yelling and pointing. Freedom stood with his arms outstretched before security and officials removed him from the arena.

Freedom later stated that he was kicked out for supporting women and protecting women’s sports. He has already declared himself eligible for the 2027 WNBA Draft specifically to highlight that the league’s rules do not clearly define the word “woman.” The incident captures the central contradiction now running through women’s athletics: stating a basic biological fact is treated as a provocation, while the erasure of sex-based categories is treated as progress.

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