Hot enough for ya? Ridiculously so, sez Scientific American!

 

Map and headline:  Scientific American, 10/2/2026

Jackie Lynn Morgensen reports:

It’s been a blistering year for the U.S. The first eight months of 2026 were the hottest such period ever recorded in the contiguous U.S. since at least 1895. That puts 2026 on track to being among the hottest years the country has ever seen—if not the hottest. 

Whether or not this year takes the top slot in that bleak ranking is still unclear. But the outlook isn’t good, climate scientists say. 

Right now where 2026 will clock in is a matter of probability. The hottest year the contiguous U.S. has ever recorded was in 2024, at 55.48 degrees Fahrenheit (about 13 degrees Celsius) on average, explains Zeke Hausfather, a climatologist and a lead author of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Seventh Assessment Report. 

We’re likely set to break that record, he says: January–August 2026 clocked in at 57.98 degrees F (14.43 degrees C) on average, 0.08 degrees F (about 0.04 degrees C) above the previous record of 57.90 degrees F (14.39 degrees C) for that period, which was set in 2012, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. [emphasis added[

Related posts:

October 2026

Hot enough for ya?  It's like that from sea to shining sea!  (10/1)

September 2026

Hot enough for ya? Withered vegetation during drought causes pronghorn sheep to starve to death in Wyoming.  (9/30)

Hot enough for ya? Just ask folks who got their electricity shut off this summer!  (9/30)

Hot enough for ya?  Just ask the Tennessee Valley Authority!  (9/27)

Hot enough for ya?  Republicans in Congress say, 'Live with it, fuckwads!'  (9/26)

Hot enough for ya?  500,000 might not be around to say so next February!  (9/26)

Hot enough for ya? Just asks anyone who spent time at a British unairconditioned hospital this summer!  (9/25)

Hot enough for ya?  Just ask the Philadelphia Eagles coach!  (9/24)

Hot enough for ya?  It's too hot for pumpkins in Utah!  (9/22)

Hot enough for ya?  El Paso residents think so!  (9/22)

Hot enough for ya?  If not, El Nino has more in store!  (9/22)

Hot enough for ya?  Probably if you live in the West!  (9/21)

Hot enough for ya?  Dallas-Fort Worth metro area sets record for most 100-degree days in September.  (9/16)

Hot enough for ya?  It was the hottest summer ever in the USA.  (9/16)

Hot enough for ya?  It was a record hot August.  (9/9)

Hot enough for ya?  Residents of Gulf Coast in Florida think so!  (9/8)

Hot enough for ya?  Folks in Albuquerque think so!  (9/8)

August 16-31, 2026

Hot enough for ya?  Even Phoenix Arizona residents say, "HELL YEAH!!".  (8/27)

Hot enough for ya?  World's oceans hit hottest temperature ever!  (8/25)

Extreme heat is killing England's oldest trees.  (8/23)

Miami residents think so!  (8/20)

Oklahoma City residents think so!  (8/20)

Too hot for Champagne grapes in France.  (8/16)

August 11-15, 2026

In Europe this summer, suffering up, deaths up.  (8/15)

South Korea records highest temperature ever! (8/15)

United Kingdom has its hottest day of the day during 5th heat wave of summer.  (8/14)

Just ask the families of hundreds of workers who have died from the heat!  (8/14)

Unbearable the 5th time around in Europe.  (8/13)

Too hot for thousands of cattle in South Dakota!  (8/13)

Extreme weather puts Pakistan's red chile pepper farmers at risk.  (8/12)

World's average sea surface temperature sets heat record for July! (8/11)

United States experiences hottest July ever.  (8/11)

Western Europe sets a temperature record.  (8/11)

August 1-10, 2026

Climate crisis:  Extreme weather drying up Europe's rivers.  (8/8)

Enough already! say sweltering Italians.  (8/7)

 Austria and Slovakia swelter in record-setting heat.  (8/7)

South Koreans swelter in record-breaking heat!.  (8/7)

Too hot as far as Great Plains feedlot and cow calf operators are concerned!  (8/6)

Hot enough for ya?  Millions of Western US residents likely think so!  (8/4)

Too hot as far as Hungary's only nuclear power plant is concerned! (8/4)

Too hot, as far as 3 lions in a Tokyo zoo are concerned!  (8/4)

July 2026

All you need to read to put the scope of the Bordeaux wildfire in France in perspective.  (7/29)

Western states get a taste of their own wildfire smoke.  (7/29)

Heat dome puts Western and Central United States on broil.  (7/28)

Earth on fire:  Spain and France wildfires edition.  (7/28)

Even the coldest places in the world are experiencing record heat.  (7/27)

Scorching heat wave breaks daily temperature record in Phoenix.  (7?26)

It's a warming world (scooping water from the Seine edition).  (7/19)

Extreme heat kills.  (7/18)

Montana heat wave:  Billings and Miles City set all-time high-temperature records. (7/14)

Salt Lake City his all-time record with a high temperature of 109.  (7/13)

Welcome to Our Warming World: Boundary Waters Minnesota edition.  (7/13)

Unprecedented heat wave kills millions of chickens in France. (7/10)

Western Europe experiences its hottest-ever June.  (7/10)

May-June 2026

Unprecedented European heat wave.  (6/27)

What climate change feels like in the Dadu district of Pakistan.  (6/13)

Climate change turned up the heat on Planet Earth (May 2026 worldwide edition).  (6/11)

50 -- count 'em! -- 50 cities in India were the world's hottest spots on April 27, 2026.  (5/12)

April 2026

If right-wing parties gain control, then Europe will only get hotter (b/w Looney Tunes at the Heartland Institute).  (4/30)

Climate change forces  cities to use plastic instead of ice in new skating rink.  (4/12)

Lack of snowpack in western states raises concerns of drought and wildfires this summer.  (4/10)

United States experiences its hottest March ever.  (4/9)

Record heat puts Arctic sea ice at lowest recorded winter level.  (4/4)

2026 Southwest U.S. heat wave joins list of "most astonishing weather events" of 21st century.  (4/4)

Wyoming experiences its warmest winter in its recorded history then gets hit with a blinding spring blizzard.  (4/4)

Denver experiences its hottest March ever, breaking 14 records in the process.  (4/2)

March 2026

United States weather:  9 states experience record-warm winter, 0 states experience record cold winter.  (3/21)

Historic, unprecedented, extreme, record-smashing heat wave envelopes Western United States.  (3/21)

Hong Kong joins the list of 2025-2026 winter weather hot spots.  (3/4)

It was a extremely wet and hot summer in Australia.  (3/4)

Add Denver to the list of Western cities that experienced one of its warmest Februarys.  (3/2)

HOT HOT HOT:  Las Vegas records its warmest winter ever.  (3/3)

And the heat just keeps on comin' in Phoenix Arizona.  (3/3)

February 2026

Boogying our way to doomsday in a climate denier administration:  Phoenix Arizona is experiencing its hottest winter ever.  (2/28)

Southern Hemisphere is HOT HOT HOT.  (2/12)

Much of the rest of the world broiled while residents of Europe and North America froze their asses off.  (2/11)

Alaskans in Anchorage are having a heat wave.  A record heat wave!  (2/7)

Warmest December ever in Phoenix, Arizona:  2025.  (2/6)

They're having a heat wave in Greenland.  A record heat wave!  (2/6)

Australians just lived through their 4th hottest January on record.  (2/3)

January 2026

While the United States shivers, it's hotter than hell in Australia.  (1/31)

Climate change as a matter of fact:  That's why it's called "extreme weather".  (1/29)

A visit to the Imagination Center, Madison Wisconsin's newest branch library

 

Photos by Retiring Guy

Wisconsin State Journal, 9/26/2026

George Wiebe reports:

A brand-new library opened on Madison’s Far East Side on Friday, and, as expected for the city’s first new public library in more than a quarter-century, the ribbon-cutting drew a packed house. 

Residents of the North and East sides, neighborhood groups and more than a handful of city officials gathered in front of the Imagination Center Library at Reindahl Park, Madison’s 10th public library. 

The Imagination Center, at 1814 Parkside Drive, is the first library in Madison built within a public park, and its opening eliminates the “library desert” on the city’s Far East Side, Madison Public Library Director Tana Elias said during Friday’s ribbon-cutting.

Square footage:  17,500

Cost:  $18,000,000 ($5,500,000 in state grants, $4,500,000 raised by Madison Public Library Foundation)

Entrance

Meeting rooms

Classroom

Community room

Stacks

Back of the building

Other Madison Public Library posts:

2022

Royster Corners redevelopment, Madison WI:  September 2022 construction site visit

2021

GET ME REWRITE:  "The body overseeing Madison's library system" puts rejoicing on hold.  (4/2)

2020

The lasting power of microfilm at the Madison Public Library.  (2/25)

The weeding of print reference collections in two photos.  (2/25)

Visualizing the original Madison Public Library on West Mifflin Street.  (2/20)

2019

From the Madison Public Library clippings files: The day Ralph Christensen discovered the Middleton High School faculty lounge was off limits for a quick smoke.  (last of a series)

2015

Reference collection close-up at the Central Library of the Madison Public Library.  (6/1)

Short Story Index, still published annually in a vinyl bound single volume.  (5/25)
1990s print reference collection: Index table with Thomas Register and Reader's Guide.  (3/28)

2014

I remember when you could use a panoramic lens to take photos of a library's reference collection.  (12/1)
Most libraries have probably turned the page to the last chapter of phone books.  (11/13)

2015 Madison Public Library capital budget with future year estimates (2016-2020).  (9/24)

Madison Public Library green roof:  From A\afar and up close.  (8/28)

Madison Public Library’s Central Library Achieves LEED Gold Certification. (City of Madison news release, 7/25)

The Madison Public Library Lego Club explained.  (1/13)

2013

Madison Public Central Library: Henry and Fairchild Approaches (June 2012 to July 2013).  (7/3)
Madison's New Central Library: Clearly Identified.  (6/21)
Sideways library.  (6/5)
Madison Public Central Library: Henry and Fairchild Approaches.  (4/2)
Progress report:  4th revised edition, abridged.  (2/28)
Progress report:  3rd revised edition, abridged.  (1/15)
Progress report:  3rd revised edition. (1/15)

2012

Progress report, 2nd revised edition.  (11/3)
Progress report.  (8/18)
Work in progress. (6/5)
Construction kickoff ceremony.  (3/22)
Findorff awarded Madison Public Library construction contract.  (3/1)

July-December 2011
City of Madison to Rebid Central Library Project. (12/22)
Madison Community Foundation awards $500,000 grant for new Madison Central Library.   (12/16)
Retiring Guy takes a last look at the 1960s-era Madison Central Library.  (11/13)
Madison Central Library prepares for move to temporary facility. (11/9)
Madison Public Library misses cut on $4.5 million tax credit.  (9/14)
Board to consider Plan B financing.  (9/1)
Central library to relocate in November.  (7/27)

February-April 2011
Central library reconstruction project to proceed.  (4/29)
Negotiations continue.  (4/27)
Central library not a major issue with candidate or mayor Soglin. (4/19/2011) Soglin wants to make sure ducks are in a row for Central Library Project.  (4/16)
Latest design review.  (4/8)
Midway Design presentation for Madison Central Library.  (2/25)

May-December 2010
Final design for renovated central library unveiled.  (12/8)

Designing a new central library:  "Everyone has to feel comfortable and safe here".  (11/17)

Interview with principal architect of Central Library project.  (11/5)

Design development juggling acts for a renovated Madison Central Library. (10/15)

Conceptual designs for new Central Library.  (10/25)

One possible message:  Don't settle for less.  (8/5)

Downsizing the Madison Central Library renovation project. (7/17)

Possible temporary location has asbestos problem.  (6/18)

Architectural firm selected for Madison Central project.  (5/26)

State Journal editorial board sez Madison City Council made right decision on Central Library. (5/10)

Council vote on library goes under the radar.  (5/8/2010)

January-April 2010

And the beat goes on.  (4/14)

Mayor Responds to Critics on Library Issue.  (4/13)

Board Endorses Renovation Plan.  (4/6)

Keeping the dream of a new Madison Central Library alive. (3/31)

Some Council Members Not Ready to Move Forward on Mayor's Renovation Plan.  (3/30)

Council President Pro Tem to Introduce Resolution Approving Madison Central Library Renovation Project.  (3/28)

'Dissatisfaction' with Collapsed Madison Central Library Project. (3/25)

Fiore Departure Seen as Beneficial to Madison Central Project.  (3/23)

Matter of Principle" Dooms New Central Madison Library.  (3/20)

Madison Central: The Dream Dies, It's Now Time to Renovate. (3/19)

Dispute over Construction Costs Threatens to Derail New Central Madison Library. (3/17)

Madison Public Library Project Faces Delay in 2011. (3/9)

Construction, Cost Concerns May Delay Madison Central Library Project. (1/25)

July-December 2009

New Madison Central Library Wins Council Approval. (11/11)

Capital Times Endorses New Madison Central Library. (11/10)

Madison Council Begins Review of Mayor's Budget on Tuesday. (11/6)

More Questions About Madison Central Library Project. (11/1)

New Madison Public Library's First Change Order: Rooftop Garden. (10/28)

Call for Referendum on New Madison Central Library Not Attracting Support. (10/21)

Madison Board of Estimates Rejects Library Referendum. (10/13)

Some Madison City Council Members Want Referendum on New Central Library. (10/9)

Three former mayors support new Madison Central Library. (10/5)

Wisconsin State Journal Editorial on New Madison Central Library. (9/13)

New Madison Central Library: Let the Positioning Begin. (9/1)

New Madison Central Library on Mayor Dave's Front Burner. (8/30)

New Madison Central Library: Build or Renovate? (7/7)

January-June 2009

Motley Brown Not Reason Enough. (6/11)

Fiore Plan Receives Unanimous Support. (6/5)

Fiore Plan Gets Nod from Committee. (5/15)

Public Forum Focuses on Central Library Options. (4/24)

Developer Sweetens the Deal. (4/21)

Visualizing a Remodeled Madison Central Library. (4/4)

Renovation Plan Put on Table for Madison Central Library. (3/26)

Residents Critique Proposals to Rebuild Downtown Library. (1/9)

Competing Developers Defend Their Central Library Plans. (1/8)

2008

Comparison of Downtown Madison Library Proposals. (12/17)

Two Proposals for New Madison Central Library. (12/3)

Best Headline of the Week. (9/6)

 

Impact of Trump economy: Anemic job growth

 

Graph and headline:  New York Times, 10/2/2026

Talmon Joseph Smith reports:

Employers added 29,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate rose to 4.2 percent, federal data showed on Friday, slower than expected growth for a labor market that had shown greater-than-expected strength in recent months. 

That resiliency has stood in tension with the strain of higher prices as inflation has marched higher since the start of the war in Iran. For most workers, wages haven’t kept up. Growth in average hourly earnings fell to 3 percent on an annual basis in September, well below the current rate of inflation, and the slowest since the depths of the pandemic. Employment gains for July and August were also revised down by a combined 60,000 jobs. [emphasis added]

 

Related posts:

June-August 2026

Dollar stores thrive in a Trump economy. (8/29)

Walmart serves as a barometer of the Trump economy.  (8/28)

Telling a different affordability story than Trump?  So does @USDA @BrookeLRollins.  (8/21)

Buy now, pay later, and suffer the consequences.  (8/19)

Trump Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent conducts a storytime on the K-shaped economy.  (8/7)

While Trump policies send global economy into downward spiral, his clownish mouthpieces deliver steady diet of playground retorts.  (7/8)

Welcome to the Trump economy, where Dollar General rules.  (6/6) 

May 2026

Rate of inflation in April 2026 is higher than any reported in the last 18 months of Biden administration.  (5/13)

On day 477 of Trump's 2nd term, we learn that inflation increased 3.8% last month.  Heckuva job, Donnie!  (5/13)

Dear Donald Trump, If the economy is so strong and resilient, why do 42% of poll respondents select it as their #1 issue?  Best, Retiring Guy.  (5/4)

Among 2024 voters, Trump is seriously underwater in the 5 swing states he won in 2024.  (5/4)

April 2026

"So much winning":  Time to bring back this 1974 slogan.  (4/10)

We now have the last nail in the coffin of Trump's 2024 campaign pledge to end inflation on day 1 (Trump War of Whimsy edition).  (4/10)

Latest University of Michigan Survey of Consumers reveals drop in confidence due to Trump War of Whimsy.  (3/29)\

MISCREANT PREACHERS: Misuse of church funds in the Name of the Lord (#401 in a series)

 

Mugshots and headline:  WACH COlumbia SC, 9/28/2026

Alyce Rhue reports:

Pastor Barry Spears and his wife, Jeri Spears, were arrested for misusing church funds, Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott announced Thursday. 

Authorities charged Barry Spears with first-degree violations of the Computer Crime Act, forgery involving $10,000 or more, and breach of trust with fraudulent intent. 

Jeri Spears is charged with obtaining goods under pretenses involving $10,000 or more. 

Both received personal recognizance bonds.

“Shepherd God’s flock not out of greed, but with eagerfulness.”  

(1 Peter 5:2) 

 

Other miscreant preacher posts (which cover a multitude of sins):

October 2026

Theran Thomas Drake.  (10/3)

Jesse Daniel Skaggs.  (10/2)

September 2026 (16)

David Wigington.  (9/27)

Zachary Redcliffe.  (9/26)

Kevin Binette.  (9/25)

Caleb Ray.  (9/24)

Keith Rydell Mayes Sr.  (9/22)

Helen Abelmalak Boerman.  (9/21)

Jeffrey Turner Taylor.  (9/20)

Louie George.  (9/19)

James Randolph.  (9/18)

Burk Parsons.  (9/17)

Paul Leo Tremblay.  (9/16)

Andrew Farhet.  (9/6)

Malcolm Barnes III.  (9/5)

Wade Booth.  (9/4)

Daniel Willis.  (9/3)

Hayden Robinson.  (9/2)

August 2026  (21)

Richard Pughe.  (8/30)

Joshua Landon Wilhoit.  (8/29)

Billy Anders.  (8/28)

David Johnson.  (8/27)

Daniel Muir.  (8/24)

Jeremiah Swaw.  (8/23)

Johnny Hunt.  (8/22)

Benjamin and Shaantal Garlick.  (8/21)

Gregory Madeya.  (8/20)

Jason Coulter.  (8/19)

Andrew Buzzell.  (8/18)

Lino Hernandez.  (8/14)

Mario Rodriguez-Ramirez.  (8/13)

David Taylor.  (8/11)

Bienvenido Lopez.  (8/10)

Monty Chitty.  (8/9)

Melvin James Cuff.  (8/8)

Timothy Chaneyfield.  (8/5)

Aubrey Jamaal Butler.  (8/3)

Jacob Melvin Hart. (8/2)

Owen Thompson-Canzius.  (8/1)

July 2026 (19)

Jorge Gonzales Martinez.  (7/31)

Marcus Owens.  (7/30)

Kenny Baldwin.  (7/25)

Christina Donley and Chris Audibert.  (7/24)

Ryan McCandless.  (7/23)

Joel Leiniz.  (7/22)

Tracy Hamilton.  (7/19)

Emmanuel Marchica.  (7/18)

Thomas J. Tucker III.  (7/17)

Kevin Jones.  (7/16)

Richard Renaldo Garcia.  (7/15)

John Camardo III.  (7/14)

David Mercer.  (7/12)

Eddy Noelsaint.  (7/11)

Jeffrey Nowak.  (7/10)

Noel Walker.  (7/9)

Daniel Rabon.  (7/5)

George Finney.  (7/3)

Jeremiah Busby.  (7/1)

June 2026 (23)

Joshua Peter VanderKlok.  (6/26)

Isaiah Banks and Bryan Jackson.  (6/25)

Tony Spell.  (6/24)

Charles Barton Lewis.  (6/23)

Timothy Clinton Pruitt Sr.  (6/22)

C. J. Johnson.  (6/21)

Jackson Lahmeyer.  (6/19)

Reggie Joiner.  (6/18)

Jose Briseno.  (6/18)

Nicholas Rains.  (6/17)

David Ritchie.  (6/16)

Michael Lee Lucas.  (6/14)

Jose Seez.  (6/13)

Winston Batino. (6/12)

Alonzo Diego Fuller Jr.  (6/11)

Derek Nelson.  (6/9)

Scott Willmore.  (6/9)

Alan Chambers.  (6/9)

Jerry Maynard Sr.  (6/7)

Christopher Walter.  (6/7)

Elie Dorcius.  (6/6)

Richard Storey.  (6/6)

Anthony Odiong.  (6/6)

May 2026 (10)

Randon Carroll.  (5/23)

Robert Byrnes.  (5/19)

Christopher Riggs.  (5/17)

Charbel Jamhoury.  (5/11)

Jason Lee Allen.  (5/9)

Terry Reed.  (5/8)

Thomas Allen Hicks.  (5/7)

Billy Stephen Turner.  (5/4)

Douglas James Smallwood.  (5/3)

Richard Channing Shealy.  (5/2)

April 2026 (19)

Leslie Williams.  (4/29)

Joshua Trent.  (4/28)

Emilio Alberto Esperanza-Pacheco. (4/27)

Charlie Heffelfinger.  (4/26)

Archbishop Steve Wood.  (4/24)

Philip Vaught.  (4/23)

Kevin Jbon.  (4/18)

Marcus Eichelberger.  (4/17)

John Tyler Moreland.  (4/16)

Kenneth Anderson.  (4/13)

Troyce Hernandez.  (4/10)

Rodney Gibson and Kawiana Young.  (4/9)

Angelo Musicaro.  (4/8)

Ryan Pena.  (4/7)

David Kenneth Demenge.  (4/5)

Lawrence Turnbull.  (4/4)

Robert Glossenger.  (4/3)

Andrew Showers.  (4/2)

Luke Cunningham.  (4/1)

March 2026 (29, a new monthly record)

Alex Montealegre. (3/30)

Marcus Davy Jeffrey.  (3/29)

Misi Tagaloa.  (3/28)

Da'Qwone Hill.  (3/27)

Zachary King.  (3/26)

Bienvenido Lopez.  (3/25)

James Randolph.  (3/24)

Craig and Megan Hagin.  (3/23)

Aidan Smith.  (3/22)

Laurence LaPointe.  (3/21)

Curtiss Tolefree Jr.  (3/19)

Stephanie Remington.  (3/18)

Chuck Brown.  (3/17)

Timothy Thomas.  (3/16)

Patrick Anderson.  (3/15)

Christopher Willett.  (3/14)

Korey Lavergne.  (3/13)

Aaron Lockman.  (3/12)

Marco Zamora.  (3/11)

Bishop Emanuel Shaleta.  (3/10)

Catholic Diocese of Providence.  (3/9)

Mikah Brondyke.  (3/8)

Greg Locke.  (3/7) 

Ted Shuttlesworth.  (3/6)

Lorenz Roseman.  (3/5)

Brian Tome.  (3/4)

Nathan and Jonathan Peternel.  (3/3)

Lisa Levy.  (3/2)

Michael LaMarca.  (3/1)

February 2026 (23, a new monthly record)

Jerrod Geistdorfer.  (2/28)

Caleb Flynn.  (2/26)

Adrian Derrell Davis.  (2/25)

Tyrell Brown.  (2/24)

Myron Chorbajian.  (2/23)

Jonathan Elwing.  (2/22)

Garrett Harmon.  (2/21)

Cedric Monteze Sharp.  (2/20)

Elco Vallier.  (2/19)

David Rodgers. (2/17)

Robert and Jaclyn Dell.  (2/16)

Rod Loy.  (2/15)

Milton Otto Martin III.  (2/14)

William Robbins.  (2/13)

Robert Whipley.  (2/12)

Jose Luis Lopez-Hernandez.  (2/11)

David Lloyd Walther.  (2/10)

Brad Daniel Swink.  (2/9)

Junior Andrew Bennett.  (2/8)

Reymundo Almarez.  (2/7)

Anthony Bazemore.  (2/6)

Isaiah Teague.  (2/5)

Troyce Hernandez.  (2/4)

January 2026 (14)

Michael Mohr.  (1/30)

Brian Carn Jr. (1/22)

Matthew Masiewicz.  (1/21)

Rubel Martinez. (1/20)

Wesley Brobeck.  (1/19)

Theodore Gabrielli.  (1/18)

Korey Lavergne.  (1/17)

Michael Howard.  (1/16)

Jeffrey Anthony Charles.  (1/14)

Ricky Lee Taylor Jr.  (1/11)

Joshua Price.  (1/10)

Jordan Henderson.  (1/9)

Bruce Neal.  (1/8)

Donnie McClurkin.  (1/7)

December 2025 (15)

Enrique Molina.  (12/30)

John Paul.  (12/19)

Joseph Lyle Campbell.  (12/18)

James Watford.  (12/17)

Kenneth Edwards Jr. (12/16)

Doug Overmyer.  (12/13)

Milton Martin III.  (12/11)

Joseph Herzing.  (12/10)

Michael McMullen.  (12/9)

Robert Sullivan.  (12/8)

Danny Varnadore.  (12/7)

Roger Scalice.  (12/6)

Carter August Thomas.  (12/4)

James Stockton.  (12/3)

Michael Martin.  (12/2)

November 2025 (16):

Mark Vega.  (11/28)

Stephen Santeli Castro.  (11/26)

Jesus Gabriel Saldana.  (11/25)

Kenneth McFarland.  (11/24)

Yersson Solarte.  (11/23)

Jason Allen.  (11/21)

Glenn Rosenbaum.  (11/17)

Adolfo Castillo.  (11/16)

Donald Aaron Axtell.  (11/15)

Quintilo Segrero.  (11/14)

Matthew McGinley.  (11/11)

Christian News reports on the rampant number of child sexual abuse in the Name of the Lord by miscreant preachers in 2025.  (11/8)

Eli Regalado.  (11/7)

Andrew Ervin.  (11/6)

Elmer Baca Flores.  (11/4)

Michael and Vickie Hall.  (11/2)

Jason Andrew Swick.  (11/1)

October 2025 (15)

Joshua David Kemper.  (10/31)

Lindsey Whiteside.  (10/25)

Robert L Carter.  (10/23)

Daniel Kellan Mayfield.  (10/22)

Xamie Reyes.  (10/20)

Luis Sosa.  (10/19)

Silas Shelton.  (10/17)

Mark Francis Ford.  (10/16)

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