TEXAS SENATE RACE HEATS UP AS JAMES TALARICO’S PASTOR CAUGHT SAYING SOME CHURCHGOERS 'WISH' TRUMP ASSASSIN WAS 'MORE SUCCESSFUL'. (PHOTO).

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 Texas Senate race heats up as James Talarico’s pastor caught saying some churchgoers 'wish' Trump assassin was 'more successful' The Texas Senate race between Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico has been shaped by a heated debate over religion in politics.  The controversy erupted after Reverend Babs Miller of Talarico’s Austin church was caught on video suggesting that some congregants wished the assassination attempt on Donald Trump had been “more successful.”  The remarks drew swift condemnation from critics, who warned against using faith to justify violence and called the comments a betrayal of Christian teachings on peace. The uproar highlighted the starkly different religious approaches of the two candidates. Paxton, a staunch evangelical, campaigns on traditional faith‑based rights and opposition to liberal cultural trends.  Talarico, a seminary student, frames his politics around the biblical command to “love your neighbor,” emphasizing tolera...

ANOTHER GROUP OF 870 SUDANESE NATIONALS LEAVE EGYPT FOR HOME. (PHOTO).


 Another group of 870 Sudanese nationals leave Egypt for home


Sudan’s Al Amal Committee for Voluntary Return said on Thursday that 870 Sudanese nationals had left Egypt for Sudan aboard 30 buses departing from Cairo, Alexandria and Aswan, the state-run Sudan News Agency (SUNA) reported.


The Al Amal Committee is a community-led humanitarian initiative that coordinates with Sudanese state institutions to facilitate the safe and voluntary return of citizens.


Returnees include university professors and students enrolled in Sudanese universities, the committee said.


Hassan Khalid, rapporteur for the return committee, said the committee had helped organise the repatriation of roughly 50,000 Sudanese nationals from Egypt to Sudan.


Last week, the committee announced the departure of 22 buses carrying 1,100 Sudanese from Egypt.


Early this month, 350 Sudanese nationals returned from Alexandria aboard seven buses under the same programme.


In July, more than 6,000 Sudanese returned from Egypt on six separate convoys, according to the committee’s figures.


Since the war between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces broke out in 2023, more than 1.2 million Sudanese have fled to Egypt, according to official estimates.

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