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Day: April 15, 2020
PODCAST: The Master Plan of Evangelism, Part 29 (Soul-Winning Motivator Podcast #164 with Daniel Whyte III)
Willie Davis, NFL Hall of Famer and Legendary Packers Defensive End, Dies at 85
Apple rolls out second-generation iPhone as pandemic curbs spending
T.D. Jakes Goes Off on Pastors and Leaders on When God Gets Tired of Us Being Defiant He Will Do Some Things to Get Our Attention
‘I’m a Miracle Walking’: Washington Woman Credits God After Giving Birth in Coma While Fighting Coronavirus Plague
Husband and wife nurse couple unite to fight virus
Students to take SAT at home if schools remain closed
Justice Department’s inspector general to conduct remote inspections of Bureau of Prisons facilities to ensure they are following best practices to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus after hundreds tested positive for the virus
WATCH: Lauren Daigle Sings Social Distancing Version of Song ‘Still Rolling Stones’
Former PTSD survivor shares the importance of self-care and the anxiety, depression, and trauma some may be struggling with as the pandemic wears people down
Explosion damages paper mill but no one hurt
Dennis Quaid Praises President Trump’s Handling of Coronavirus Efforts
Willie Davis, a Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive lineman dies at age 85
For meat plant workers, virus makes a hard job perilous as they work in close quarters
High-profile CEOs, union officials, and other executives raise concerns about the testing issue to ensure workers can safely return to the job after President Trump consulted them on how to get the nation’s economy moving again
Cru/Campus Crusade for Christ International President Steve Douglass to Step Down After 19 Years
Houston manager Dusty Baker appreciates the league’s effort to get more young African Americans involved in baseball
The push to revive the economy is being influenced and amplified by an alliance of big money business interests, religious freedom conservatives, and small-government activists
When and how do we begin easing restrictions on businesses and social gatherings? is the question uppermost on the minds of U.S. governors
Samuel Rodriguez ‘Applauds’ Trump’s Decision to Hold WHO Accountable for Mismanagement of Coronavirus Crisis
Experts say the lack of tracking and transparency has been a major blind spot as federal health officials are being pressured to start publicly tracking coronavirus infections and deaths in nursing homes
MSNBC Anchor Craig Melvin Reveals Story Behind TD Jakes’ ‘Totally Unscripted’ Viral On-Air Prayer
Michael Brown on This Is More Important Than Recognizing ‘the Mark of the Beast’
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus defends the organization after President Trump announced a halt to U.S. funding
China delayed in notifying its people of pandemic for first 6 critical days
Jonathan Cahn on Without a Return to Revival, America Will Be Lost
Michael Brown on When the Media Manufactures a Fauci-Trump Split
Richard Barry Sobol a white lawyer who defended black civil rights activists at the height of the movement in Louisiana has passed away
