Crusade

A federal court has ruled against a Trump administration executive order that formed part of its broader push to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives across the federal government. The decision narrows the order's reach and hands a setback to administration efforts targeting DEI policies. Advocacy groups welcomed the ruling as providing legal clarity, though further appeals are possible as the fight over the orders continues.

A rare variant of the classic LucasFilm Games adventure "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" is being highlighted by retro computing fans. The version is believed to come from a 1993 re-release and fits on a single 1.44 MB 3.5-inch HD diskette, self-extracting via an INSTALL.BAT file. Enthusiasts are sharing it as an unusual example of how the game was distributed on disk decades ago.

John Oliver has launched a crusade against 'Liberty Biberty', urging his audience and the wider internet to join in. The Last Week Tonight host asked viewers to help flood the phrase online, in a move reminiscent of his earlier campaigns that rallied fans to influence search results and public discourse. The stunt has drawn attention from late-night watchers curious about what he is targeting this time.

Christian history anniversaries this week include the opening of Willow Creek Community Church in Illinois, a major influence on the American megachurch movement; the mass arrest of the Knights Templar in medieval France; and the death of Henry Martyn, the Anglican missionary and Bible translator. The roundup highlights how these events shaped church life, crusading history and global missions.

John Harvey Kellogg invented Corn Flakes in the late 19th century as part of a bland-food regimen he believed would suppress sexual desire, as part of his broader anti-masturbation campaign at his Battle Creek sanitarium. Readers are sharing the odd origin story of the breakfast staple, amused and surprised that one of the world's most familiar cereals began as moral health reform.