Last night, the world lurched forward down a path that seemed inevitable, that could have been prevented, but that is here nonetheless. As the U.S. and Israel launch attacks against the Iranian regime—an action necessitated by Iran’s refusal to abandon…

Good evening, and welcome to #ourCOG Daily Brief for February 27, 2026. In U.S. news today, former President Bill Clinton’s legacy faces further scrutiny as he testifies on the Epstein scandal, potentially diminishing his image among younger Democrats. Meanwhile, President Trump is actively attempting to exert more control over elections through tightened rules and demands […]

Family courts in America have operated under a terribly damaging assumption for far too long. With disregard for years of research and God’s Word, they have reduced the function of fathers to being primarily, if not solely, financial. This has wreaked …

Good evening, and welcome to #ourCOG Daily Brief for February 26, 2026. Today in U.S. news, President Trump’s consideration of an Iran strike sparked debate, with some lawmakers pushing for Congress to have a role, while others questioned the clarity of the administration’s justification. Meanwhile, prominent U.S. universities are preparing for significant endowment tax hikes […]

Good evening, and welcome to #ourCOG Daily Brief for February 25, 2026. In today’s top U.S. headlines, President Trump’s brief mention of Iran in his State of the Union address raised questions about the rationale and risks of a potential strike, while satellite data centers are drawing caution from astronomers concerned about creating space “dumping […]

Good evening, and welcome to #ourCOG Daily Brief for February 24, 2026. In today’s top stories, concerns are rising over basic needs for U.S. undergraduates, with three in five reportedly struggling with food or housing insecurity, prompting colleges to adopt new support models. The Supreme Court has struck down the Trump administration’s broad use of […]

Good evening, and welcome to #ourCOG Daily Brief for February 23, 2026. In today’s top stories, a new model of support is emerging on U.S. college campuses as over half of undergraduates report struggling with basic needs like food and housing. The Supreme Court has struck down the Trump administration’s broad use of an emergency […]