Little Doors

President Trump's cabinet reportedly met secretly at Camp David to discuss policy on Iran and Yemen. The reported closed-door session is drawing attention amid heightened tensions with Tehran and ongoing Houthi attacks in the region. Details of what was discussed have not been disclosed, and officials have offered little comment on the substance of the talks.

The Pentagon is conducting a multibillion-dollar review of US nuclear policy that, according to Military.com, could broaden America's options for waging nuclear war with little public scrutiny. The report raises concerns that major changes to nuclear posture are being weighed behind closed doors rather than through open debate, drawing attention to the secrecy surrounding decisions with enormous strategic consequences.

Writer Herb Gould has contributed to the Door County Pulse series 'A Book That Changed Me', in which writers and public figures discuss a book that had a lasting influence on their lives. Gould shares which title shaped him and why it mattered. Little further detail is available about the specific book or his reflections.

A new film called Little Doors is being reviewed by Eye For Film following its Fantastic Fest screening. The story follows a woman dating a locksmith who discovers a wooden door set into the side of her body, all unfolding as the world slowly ends. The film blends apocalyptic sci-fi with intimate body-horror romance, drawing attention from genre festival audiences.

Samaritan's Purse, the Christian relief organisation founded by Franklin Graham, is drawing attention to the idea of 'unreached people next door' — the notion that migrant and diaspora communities living in Western countries may belong to people groups with little or no access to the Christian gospel. The organisation is encouraging Christians to see evangelism and outreach opportunities among neighbours from unreached backgrounds, rather than only thinking of such groups as distant mission fields.