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A source familiar with the investigation informed the press that the FBI and the U.S. Attorney's Office in Albany, New York, have initiated a criminal probe into allegations of mortgage fraud involving New York Attorney General Letitia James—who previously sought to prosecute President Donald Trump on multiple criminal charges.

On April 25, 1996, at New Life Christian Centre, Prophet Kim Clement delivered a powerful and impassioned message that still resounds with urgency and faith today. Declaring that every believer has power within them through the Holy Spirit, Kim called the Church to rise up and use that power—not for passivity, but for purpose. With fiery prophetic boldness, he spoke of breaking boundaries set by the enemy, crossing spiritual lines of limitation, and defying generational strongholds. He proclaimed a call to action: to “take away the stone”—a prophetic declaration to awaken dead dreams, lost hope, and forgotten miracles. In the face of religious restraint and societal doubt, Kim urged believers not to be adorned with the rebellion and perversion of their time, but to boldly walk in the supernatural power of God: to heal the sick, raise the dead, and declare that Jesus Christ is Lord from the mountaintops. This unforgettable moment was more than a sermon—it was a prophetic call to the Church to rise, resist the sway of the age, and expect a resurrection of miracles, revival, and righteousness. “We don’t care if Lazarus is stinking, we don’t care if Lazarus is dead—it’s time to take away the stone.”

After spending a minute incoherently rambling about random stuff that had absolutely nothing to do with the question he was asked before trailing off, Joe’s wife, Jill, jumped in to save her husband from the verbal hole he kept digging, insisting that those who wrote books on Biden’s cognitive decline “weren’t with us in the White House, and they didn’t see how hard Joe worked every single day.”

Elon Musk said on Twitter that the science behind vaccines was "unequivocal".