Today we're talking about a new national security threat, a shooting at the

Super Bowl parade, status updates on former President Trump's trials, another top news

for Friday, February 16th.

Stay informed while remaining focus on Christ with the poor over today.

Here's the quote of the day.

What one generation tolerates the next generation will embrace, John Wesley.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

It sounds like a bad 80s movie, but no, Russia really may be seeking to launch nuclear

weapons into space.

Wednesday, after the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee said he'd shared information concerning a serious national security threat with Congress,

it was later revealed that the info was on Russian space weapons.

Russia reportedly wants to use nukes against satellites, not Earth, potentially hampering both civilian and military communications.

Such weapons would signal Russia's abandonment of a

of a 1967 treaty banning all orbital weapons of mass destruction.

Lawmakers confirmed there was no immediate threat with Speaker Johnson saying

Steady hands are at the wheel. The Kremlin dismissed the announcement as a malicious

fabrication by the White House. Meanwhile, Russia's President Putin says he

prefers President Biden over former President Trump, which Trump said is a great compliment.

Here's a first to consider when headlines read like science fiction.

Blessed is the man who fears the Lord who greatly delight in his commandments.

He is not afraid of bad news. His heart is firm trusting in the Lord. Psalm 112 1 and 7. Details of the shooting at the Chief's Victory Parade continue to emerge.

On Wednesday afternoon, an estimated 1 million fans gathered in downtown Kansas City to celebrate their team's repeat Super Bowl win.

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