Guatemala's Constitutional Court unanimously rejected a provisional challenge to the country's legal definition of marriage, blocking an effort by LGBTIQ+ rights group Lambda Association to open same-sex unions to legal recognition.
Instagram used to be a glossy scrapbook of perfect vacations and latte art. Now it’s a meme factory. Entire communities gather around anonymous accounts
On a spring night at a university auditorium, Jennie Allen watched hundreds of students stream toward the stage. She had just invited them to pray. When
On Twitch streams and in Discord chats, “nerd culture” ministers reach out to a demographic long misunderstood by the church.
Video-game developers, speculative fiction authors, and table-top enthusiasts got together to play at an expo for “Christian storytellers in popular culture.”
President Lazarus Chakwera has conceded defeat to Peter Mutharika in the just concluded Malawi presidential elections, becoming one of a handful of incumbent presidents to lose a presidential re-election.
NASHVILLE (BP) – A recent study on AI’s reliability to answer theological questions reminds users that answers don’t come without human influence.
Instagram is rolling out a way to craft its algorithm. Starting today, Instagram will allow users to fine-tune the content they see on Reels, cutting out
Propaganda has never been the kind of artist to chase singles. Since his days in the Los Angeles slam poetry scene, the rapper and poet has built a career
When a war threatens to destabilize the world because of the narcissistic ego of a powerful person, the narcissism of a leader pursuing peace is often the only antidote. In this insightful opinion, leadership expert Les Csorba encourages us to hope for peace via President Donald Trump as one in a long history of leaders whose narcissism has been of benefit to their nation and to the world.
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