New York enacts yearlong pause on all AI data center construction
Loading the Audio Player... New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed an executive order on Tuesday to immediately stop all industrial data center construction across the state. The morat...
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Fast food ingredients shelved after diarrhea outbreak
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EU panel recommends social media ban for kids under 13
Loading the Audio Player... A European Union Special Panel report released on Tuesday called for EU-wide age restrictions on social media, banning children under 13 from accessing...
Millions of Americans under Heat Advisories in Northern States
A couple stand in the shade near the Detroit River to avoid the heat, July 13, 2026, in Detroit. Associated Press / Photo by Paul Sancya Loading the Audi...
Survey: Bible Use Rises among Americans Facing Divorce, Tragic Event
A new survey finds that Americans who regularly engage with Scripture are more likely to believe they have a calling, and that people who have experienced specific hardships and tragedies are more
Buffalo, N.Y., megachurch pastor pleads guilty to child abuse
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The Pentagon Just Released 40 More UFO Files. A Christian UFO Expert Explains Why It Matters - RELEVANT
The Pentagon has released another batch of files on unidentified anomalous phenomena, better known as UAPs, and at least one military aviator came away
A Dozen States Sue to Block Paramount, Warner Bros. $110B Merger
Loading the Audio Player... A 12-state coalition filed a federal lawsuit on Monday to block Paramount Skydance from buying Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc., a purchase that’s slated...
Less than 1% of trafficking victims are ever identified, but church can help, anti-trafficking leader tells UN forum
Fewer than one in a hundred victims of human trafficking is ever formally identified, a global anti-trafficking advocate told a United Nations side event Monday, calling the gap a fundamental failure of protection systems worldwide — and a challenge the church is uniquely placed to help address.
Church-Focused Tech Company Holds Stock Sale amid Losses
Loading the Audio Player... Gloo, a tech company that markets itself to Christians and churches, sold 7 million shares of stock on Friday. The sale garnered $22.75 million before ...
