
A year in review: Disappointments and surprises from my travels
Another year of travel produced another year of travel surprises and disappointments

Another year of travel produced another year of travel surprises and disappointments

The identity of the magi is ultimately more mysterious and more complex than what traditional Christmas stories suggest.

More than 1,100 American cities, towns, and villages lost their status as urban areas Thursday when the U.S. Census Bureau changed the classification criteria. A community now needs at least 5,000 res...

The Department of Defense has rescinded the COVID-19 shot mandate for all military service members after the Biden administration signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).

Growing up to be an independent person, then learning dependency towards God, I am so grateful that I have the best of the best I can depend on.


One of the most amazing things about nature that I find inspiring is the ability of a dwindling, dying, dried-out plant to bounce right back into a flourishing bloom after receiving watering, nurturing, and a little bit of pruning.

For 48 years, Georgia resident Jack Abbott was an avid runner not just on the track and fields for marathons but also in the pews and on the altars at church

It’s a new year. You’re young (at heart, if nowhere else). You’re restless. The earth is calling you to travel along its latitudes and up and down its

Did the face of Jesus just appear inside a poplar tree in England? Callum Johnson, an apprentice tree surgeon, thinks so. When a 13-foot poplar tree