Nurses Find Way to Fulfill Terminal Patient’s Wish to Be Baptized
Loading the Audio Player... Jeannie Guffey wanted to be baptized in July before her terminal lung cancer diagnosis ran its course, but the logistics of bed confinement on the four...
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FTC reaches right-to-repair settlement with John Deere
Business & Economy Post Date: July 9, 2026 A central Illinois corn f...
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AI Editing Tools Could Shift Public Opinion by Quietly Rewriting Users’ Words, Study Says
AI writing tools are quietly rewriting users' political views — and researchers say the cumulative effect could reshape public opinion at scale, according to a study from Oxford and Potsdam universities reported by The Guardian.
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High-Rise Sags, Buckles in Manhattan Forcing Evacuation of Episcopal Church HQ, Other Buildings
The Episcopal Church s Church Center building at 815 Second Avenue in Manhattan was among several buildings evacuated Tuesday after structural columns buckled and several floors sagged in the nearby
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Sabbaticals, role changes top pastor wishlist for burnout relief—but few can access them
More than half of Protestant pastors in the United States say they need help with their physical and mental health, while the burnout-relief measures they believe would work best remain largely out of reach, according to new research from Barna Group.
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Guatemala’s evangelical leaders reject attempt to redefine marriage
Members of Guatemala's LGBTQ+ community have filed a petition with the country's Constitutional Court seeking to strike down a provision of the Civil Code that defines marriage as exclusively between one man and one woman, opening a new chapter in the country's debate over same-sex marriage.
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Secular charity challenges UK Government’s evidence for LGBT conversion therapy ban
A secular sexual rights group challenged the reliability of evidence supporting UK Government plans for a ban on LGBT conversion practices, claiming the underlying data fails to justify the creation of a new criminal law.
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Christian Schools Must Follow State LGBT Policies to Qualify for Tuition Program: Appeals Court
A federal appeals court has ruled that Maine can require private schools to adopt the state s LGBT policies to qualify for a tuition assistance program
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Toyota Plans $3.6B Expansion to Texas Plant for Tacoma Production
Loading the Audio Player... The Japan-based manufacturer will invest $3.6 billion to expand its San Antonio plant to include a second assembly line producing Tacoma trucks, Toyota...
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Justin Giboney: Politics Is a Tool for Loving Your Neighbor – RELEVANT
In Micah 6:8, we find what has been called the Great Requirement: He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act
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Charlie Kirk’s Family Attends Hearing for Accused Assassin
Loading the Audio Player... A five-day preliminary hearing for the 23-year-old charged with murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk began on Monday with Kirk’s parents and ...
