Texas school district posts, then deletes image showing top officials posing in front of progress pride flag
A school district in Texas has deleted a social media post showing staff standing in front of a progress pride flag displayed in a classroom
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Criminal charges tossed for ex-school official Ebony Parker
Ebony Parker, right, speaks with her attorney, Curtis M. Rogers, as her trial on felony child neglect charges was dismissed at Newport News Circuit Court in Newport News, Va., May 21, 2026. ...
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Robust Travel Expected for Memorial Day Despite Rise in Cost
A United Airlines passenger jet approaches Los Angeles International Airport in Los Angeles, Wednesday, May 20, 2026. AP Photo / Jae C. Hong Loading the ...
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Tens of thousands evacuated due to wildfire near Los Angeles
Firefighters are silhouetted walking amid the firing operation to control the Sandy Fire, May 19, 2026, in Simi Valley, Calif. Associated Press / Photo by Caroline Brehman ...
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Religious Foster Parents Cheer Washington State Legal Win
Loading the Audio Player... A couple settled a lawsuit Wednesday with the state of Washington, where officials had blocked them from fostering children due to their Christian beli...
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The Spiritual Trap of ‘Waiting for a Sign’ – RELEVANT
Most Christians aren't living their faith. They're waiting for it — waiting for a sign, a feeling, a door that's clearly open, some unmistakable
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AI Is Exposing How Much We’ve Confused Productivity With Purpose – RELEVANT
A writer opens a blank Google Doc, stares at the cursor for 20 minutes, then watches ChatGPT produce a workable first draft in less time than it takes to
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The Case for Calling Your Friend Instead of Texting – RELEVANT
Texting has made us more available than ever and somehow harder to actually reach. A friend can send a “miss you” text. A sibling can react to your entire
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Trans Athlete Shares First Place with Girls at High School Track Meet after Policy Change
The mother of a male athlete who took first place in several girls track and field contests criticized a state athletic policy that resulted in her son sharing first place with female athletes who
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ACTEA restructures into three language-based councils to strengthen theological training across Africa
Africa's main evangelical theological accreditation body has voted to reorganize itself into three distinct language-based councils, a change its leaders say is designed to close a long-standing gap in service to French- and Portuguese-speaking institutions across the continent.
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Religion Linked to Better Mental Health by 10-to-1 Margin, Major Research Review Finds
A comprehensive analysis of thousands of medical and social science studies has found that religious involvement is associated with better mental health outcomes far more often than not — with positive findings outnumbering negative ones by nearly 10 to one, according to a new report released by the Wheatley Institute.
