Wedding Photographer’s Free Speech Battle Settled for $800K
Loading the Audio Player... A wedding photographer's yearslong legal battle was settled by the city of Louisville, Ky. Tuesday. The city agreed to pay $800,000 of attorneys’ fee...
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Hannibal-LaGrange asks for accommodation from ‘unconstitutional’ Department of Education regulation | Baptist Press
HANNIBAL, Mo. (BP) – Hannibal-LaGrange University is threatening legal action should the Department of Education not grant an accommodation over a rule that the school says limits its financial autonomy and religious liberty.
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Meta’s AI Chatbots ‘grooming’ Children through Roleplay, Sexually Explicit Convos, Advocates Warn
A family media watchdog is urging Meta to halt its AI chatbot until it can adequately address concerns that the new technology can engage in sexually explicit conversations with children, sometimes
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You Just Graduated College. Now What? – RELEVANT
Congratulations! You’ve walked across the stage, taken a thousand photos, and maybe cried to “For Good” from Wicked. You’ve graduated. So, now what? No
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New $600M health fund aims to save 300,000 lives of mothers and babies in Africa amidst USAID aid cuts
A new fund that aims to prevent 300,000 health-related avoidable deaths in Africa has been launched with the support of a coalition of global philanthropies that have stepped in to bridge the gap left by the withdrawal of United States Agency for International Development (USAID) programmes. With a joint commitment of nearly US$600 million, the Beginnings Fund aims to accelerate maternal and newborn survival in Africa by enhancing access to quality care for 34 million mothers and babies by 2030.
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Bible Study: Pure joy in blessing others | Baptist Press
When we consider ourselves blessed, we’re apt to bless others. But approached differently – maybe we’re short on time, perhaps no one will want our help, onlookers might give our efforts the stink-eye – we might never get around to helping others.
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Gateway trustees approve $13.5 million budget, new faculty | Baptist Press
ONTARIO, Calif. – Trustees approved a $13,560,000 budget for the 2025-2026 academic year during the spring board meeting May 5-6 in Ontario, Calif.
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What to Do When You’re Suddenly Having an Identity Crisis About Your Career – RELEVANT
So you’re staring at your inbox at 10:42 a.m., wondering if you even like what you do. Or maybe you’re crying in your car before clocking into your “dream
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Protesters Shut Down Columbia University Library
Columbia University’s Office of Public Affairs issued a statement Wednesday evening saying the school was responding to what it characterized as a disruption in the campus library. The incident took...
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A New Study Finds God-Centered Relationships Are Stronger and Last Longer – RELEVANT
According to researchers from Florida State University, relationships built on a shared belief in God don’t just survive—they thrive. Over a four-week
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Father-daughter duo graduate together: A surprise MBA journey | Baptist Press
JACKSON, Tenn. – Cecily Berry got a unique gift from her father Michael when she graduated from Union University on Saturday (May 3) with her Master of Business Administration degree.
