College Republicans Sue University of Florida for Banning Chapter
Loading the Audio Player... Students at the University of Florida on Monday filed a lawsuit after the school disbanded a Republican student group on campus. University officials v...
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Population Bomb author Paul Ehrlich dead at 93
Loading the Audio Player... Longtime Stanford biology professor and population scientist Paul Ehrlich died on Friday at the age of 93, according to Population Connection, an activ...
Study finds few benefits from medical marijuana
Loading the Audio Player... The Lancet Psychiatry journal published a study on Monday that reported scarce evidence to support medicinal marijuana use for mental health. Scientist...
Archeological Dig’s Unplanned End Brings Lessons for Carson-Newman Students | Baptist Press
JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. (BP) – Davis Bigelow considers archeology a possible career choice. He didn’t consider a trip to Israel in late February with a group from Carson-Newman University as something that would put him in demand for news interviews.
Severe Storms to Hit East Coast, Midwest Sees Heavy Snow
Loading the Audio Player... Areas of Maryland down through northern Florida may experience severe thunderstorms on Monday and possible tornadoes, according to the National Weather...
Healthcare Professionals Plead for Faith Freedoms
Loading the Audio Player... Medical professionals testified Monday morning before the Religious Liberty Commission, urging government action to protect faith-based freedom in heal...
The Real Cost of Higher Prices on Your Spiritual Life - RELEVANT
Rising gas prices tied to the conflict involving Iran are putting fresh pressure on American households, with grocery costs and broader financial fears
Research suggests young Canadians showing greater openness to religion
A new research report suggests that young Canadians may be showing greater openness to religion, even as overall religious affiliation in the country remains low.
Amid years of debilitating pain, Shannon Bream reflects on God’s faithfulness: ‘It became a dark place’
Shannon Bream shares how a season of suffering, and more importantly, the faith that carried her through it, inspired her latest book, Nothing Is Impossible with God, an exploration of biblical
Travel: In Texas Oil Country, Beaumont’s Museums Surprise
Travelers don t normally associate southeast Texas with museums Oil refineries, certainly But museums
