Drug Overdose Deaths Decline for Third Year
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Why ‘Hopeful Skepticism’ Is the Antidote to Cynicism – RELEVANT
The cultural mood right now is, to sum it up, cynical. Not just exhausted or overwhelmed, but suspicious at the root. Public scandals keep coming.
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Korea bioethics forum warns abortion becoming profit-driven industry
Abortion in South Korea is increasingly being shaped by commercial forces and global pharmaceutical interests, according to a presentation at an April colloquium hosted by a Seoul-based bioethics institute, which warned that the growing use of medication abortion reflects a broader shift from a medical and ethical issue to a profit-driven industry.
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Finnish Study Adds to Growing Scrutiny of ‘gender affirming care’ Treatments, Echoing Cass Review Concerns
A major new study from Finland has found that adolescents referred for gender identity treatment continue to experience significantly elevated mental health challenges over time, adding to a growing body of research and clinical concern about current approaches to treating gender dysphoria in minors.
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Artemis Crew Speaks of Gratitude, Joy at Closing Conference
The Artemis II crew, from left, Jeremy Hansen, Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch and Victor Glover listen to Hansen during a crew return event, April 11, 2026, at Ellington Field in Houston. ...
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Growing number of Americans buying highly priced luxury Bibles
Sales of high-end Bibles are climbing, with some fetching 400, as retailers and collectors alike report a surge that began with the COVID-19 pandemic and has recurred following events such as Charlie
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Southwestern Seminary Says Accreditation Body to Recommend Removing Sanctions
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, is optimistic that an accreditation group will lift the sanctions imposed in 2023 amid financial concerns
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‘Obey God rather than man’: Christian Teacher Fought for Her Rights and Won
Throughout her teaching career, Shawnae Carlisle never had an issue requesting time off for a religious observance That changed in October 2025
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Bill seeks to rewrite colonial-era Christian marriage law in Pakistan’s Punjab province
A Christian lawmaker in Pakistan’s Punjab province has introduced a bill to raise the minimum legal age of marriage for Christian girls and boys to 18, in a move aimed at overhauling the 153-year-old colonial-era Christian Marriage Act of 1872.
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Travel: In Colorado’s oldest town, history, faith and landscape converge
This small town near the Centennial State s border with New Mexico offers an authentic glimpse into the past, when faith was a more integral part of daily life
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Nearly half of Americans say they have read at least half the Bible, poll finds
Nearly half of Americans have read at least half of the Bible, while only about a quarter qualify as active Bible readers, according to a new survey that found that an uptick in Bible reading has
