Trump v. Biden: Where do young voters stand?

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From Invite us to your inbox 11/14/2023 Presented by Medi-Share Trump v. Biden: Where do young voters stand? Curated for you byCP Editors A poll from The New York Times and Siena College shows that 30% of voters aged 18-to-29 would vote for President Joe Biden while 29% said they would vote for former President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was the candidate of choice for some 34% of young voters. Learn more. P.S. Don't forget to check out CP's roundup of all the declared candidates running for president in 2024. From Trump to Biden and several lesser-known individuals, test your knowledge and learn key facts about each declared candidate now. Listen to the CP Daily Podcast TOP STORIES Hamas militants admit to hiding in hospitals, using ambulances for terrorist purposes In a recording released by the Israel Defense Forces, captured Hamas militants admit during interrogations to hiding inside hospitals and using ambulances for terrorism. When asked why Hamas uses ambulances instead of regular vehicles, a Hamas militant replies, "Jews don't attack ambulances." IDF released a video of the interrogations on social media platform X. Grandmother who was denied church cemetery burial finally gets last wish The late Alice Mae Garrison has finally been laid to rest in the cemetery of First Baptist Church Hollins in Virginia more than two months after the pastor refused to bury her remains in the cemetery due to an alleged dispute over tithing. Read more. Congregant fatally shoots man in church parking lot A congregant at Lake Houston Methodist Church in Texas fatally shot a man who allegedly made threats against their pastor. Police received a call from the church about a suspicious male in the church's parking lot who said "that today was going to be the day" and referenced the pastor. Read more. Son of Ala. pastor who killed himself says 'dad made me strong' The son of the late F.L. "Bubba" Copeland, the Alabama pastor who committed suicide after a report revealed his secret identity as a "transgender curvy girl," says his dad made him strong. Carter Copeland's comments came during a memorial service for his father, during which the son described how his father was an uplifting and encouraging person. Read more. Follow Us On CHURCH & MINISTRIES Bishop removed by Pope Francis speaks out Bishop Joseph E. Strickland, a theologically conservative Catholic bishop in Texas who was ousted from his position by Pope Francis for being an outspoken critic of the Pope's actions, says he is confident that "the Lord is with me." Read more and watch Strickland's interview with LifeSiteNews now. Catholic priest who left US with teen girl returns Alex Crow, a now-defrocked 30-year-old Roman Catholic priest in Alabama who was suspended after abandoning his parish and leaving the country with an 18-year-old girl, has returned to the U.S., the archdiocese announced. Read more. A MESSAGE FROM Medi-Share Christian Care Ministry is celebrating 30 years of ministry! Medi-Share has shared over $4.6 billion in medical costs and cared for one another through prayer for more than 2.5 million hours! Isn’t that incredible?... Bearing one another's burdens We can see this in our many member stories, like the Humphreys. Their son was in a major car accident that required 18 days in the hospital and over two years of physical therapy. Read More CP VOICES Israel is always to blame In this editorial, Dr. Michael Brown calls out the double standard when it comes to Israel. "Israel experiences the most horrific bloodbath in any one day since the Holocaust, with details too sickening to repeat yet again, and who gets blamed? Israel!" he laments. Read more. SPORTS Megan Rapinoe jokes injury is 'proof' there's no God Retiring professional soccer star Megan Rapinoe joked that the injury she suffered during the final match of her career over the weekend is evidence there is no God. "I'm not a religious person or anything and if there was a God, like, this is proof that there isn't," she stated. Click here to watch the full clip. Thank you for spending part of your day with us. We look forward to seeing you again tomorrow! -- CP Editors

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