Today we're talking about Twitter's rebrand and obstruction at the Southern border,

wildfire evacuations in Greece, and other top news for Wednesday, July 26th.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the pour over.

Here's the quote of the day.

I have given God countless reasons not to love me.

None of them has been strong enough to change him.

Paul Washer.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

Even buoys and lawsuits are bigger in Texas.

The Department of Justice sued the Lone Star State on Monday over the floating wall Governor

Abbott ordered built in the Rio Grande.

The strong, wrecking ball-sized buoys block a .2-mile migrant crossing hotspot, the latest

Operation Lone Star Directive aimed at turning the tide of illegal immigration.

The DOJ says the buoys violate the Rivers and Harbors Act, which bans any water obstructions

placed without federal approval.

The Biden administration called the barrier inhumane in a public safety risk.

Abbott's response?

See you in court.

The governor stands behind the barrier as an effective deterrent, arguing that he hasn't

overstepped his constitutional authority and that his hand was forced by federal in action.

The legal border crossing dropped 42% from May to June, but remain around 100,000 a month.

Big buoys will likely have little impact on the Kingdom of God.

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