Ben Higgins on the Lie That Keeps So Many People Isolated – RELEVANT
Ben Higgins knows what it’s like to be surrounded by people and still feel completely alone. For most people, that sentence probably doesn’t fit the
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If We’re Pro-Life, We Have to Fix Immigration Enforcement. Here’s Where to Start. – RELEVANT
The nation is reeling. Following multiple deaths involving ICE agents over the last year, the debate over immigration enforcement has reached a breaking
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Over $124K raised to support Spurgeon’s College students after sudden closure
Baptist churches and individual donors across the U K have raised o ver 124,000 to support students affected by the sudden closure of Spurgeon s College last year
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‘We believe … God called her home’: Community Mourns Texas Soccer Standout Killed in Sledding Accident
A 16-year-old soccer standout was fatally injured and another teen was hospitalized in a sledding accident during an icy winter storm in North Texas
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USA Hockey Alters Eligibility Policy, Draws Ire of First Openly Trans Player
USA Hockey s new policy that preserves sex-based categories has drawn the ire of the first openly trans-identifying hockey player, who claims it s transphobic to claim women face unfair competition
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France Fast-Tracks Social Media Ban for Minors under 15
Loading the Audio Player... The French National Assembly voted Monday to ban social media for children under 15, President Emmanuel Macron said. The bill would protect children fr...
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Winter Storm Death Toll Climbs to More Than Two Dozen
Rafael Tavares digs his car, which was encased about 20 inches of snow, during a winter storm, in Lawrence, Mass. Associated Press / Image by Charles Krupa ...
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Church Usher, Former NYPD Sergeant Dies While Shoveling Snow for Congregation
Family and friends of retired New York Police Department Sergeant Roger McGovern are in mourning after he died Sunday while shoveling snow at the Our Lady of Victory church in Floral Park, New York,
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No Ropes: American Rock Climber Summits Skyscraper
Rock climber Alex Honnold, of the U.S., poses for a photo during a news conference after he completed a free solo climb of the Taipei 101 skyscraper in Taipei, Taiwan. Associated Press...
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American public have less trust in church pastors
Public trust in members of the clergy in the United States has fallen to a new historic low, according to the latest Honesty and Ethics Survey from Gallup. The data reveals that only 27% of U.S. adults currently rate the honesty and ethics of pastors as high or very high, according to an analysis by Lifeway Research. This figure represents a three-point decline from the previous record low recorded in 2024 and continues a downward trend that has persisted for over a decade.
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Winter Storm Cripples Travel, Leaves More Than 1 Million without Power
Loading the Audio Player... A massive winter storm dumped sleet and several inches of heavy snow across the southeastern United States Sunday, leaving more than 1 million customer...
