February 18

296: Cassius
Dio, the namesake of the historian who “frequently records the religious zeal
and self-sacrificing spirit of the Jews” and whose account of the Jewish War
against the Roman Empire that resulted in the destruction of the Temple…

February 17

1411: Musa
Celebi became Sultan of the Ottoman Empire which turned out well for a portion
of the Jewish population because during his reign the small Jewish community of
Manisa grew in size and wealth after it had been conquered by the Ott…

Good evening, and welcome to #ourCOG Daily Brief for February 14, 2026. In today’s sports news, the Olympics saw Jordan Stolz capture gold in the 500-meter speedskating. Meanwhile, figure skating sensation Ilia Malinin, renowned for his quadruple Axel, faced the intense pressures of the Olympic spotlight, falling short of an expected gold. Beyond the competitive […]

Satan and his evil minions, both demonic and human, almost hourly seem to turn down the rheostat of spiritual enlightenment. The incremental darkening can’t be missed by those who are observing these times. However, while that hellish darkening process intensifies, as witnessed here in our own nation in places like Minneapolis, Chicago, and other blue cities, and in […]

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February 14

842: 
Charles the Bald and Louis the German swear the Oaths of Strasbourg in the
French and German languages. The two monarchs were grandsons of Charlemagne
making them cousins. Charles, like the other Carolingian monarchs he refused …

Good evening, and welcome to #ourCOG Daily Brief for February 12, 2026. In today’s headlines, the U.S. is buzzing with the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, generating significant media attention and a challenge to discern facts from speculation, while thousands of dog lovers found joy at the world’s largest unofficial gathering of golden retrievers […]

Good evening, and welcome to #ourCOG Daily Brief for February 6, 2026. In today’s U.S. news, we celebrate the recognition of 18th-century poet Phillis Wheatley, now gracing a postage stamp for her powerful work while enslaved. Meanwhile, a “Reagan conservative” federal judge has made the rare move to resign over presidential actions, fueling concerns that […]