Pope Leo Calls for Caution Surrounding AI
Loading the Audio Player... Pope Leo XIV issued a mammoth, 38,000-word encyclical letter on Monday advocating for measures that would protect human dignity in the age of artificia...
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Your Life Isn’t on Hold If You’re Single – RELEVANT
In a Christian subculture that tends to talk about marriage as if it’s the pot of gold at the end of the proverbial rainbow, sometimes single Christians
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Babies’ remains found in pro-life activist’s home
Metropolitan Police in Washington, D.C., responded to an anonymous tip about biohazardous waste in a Capitol Hill–area home. Homicide and forensic detectives found five unborn babies’ bodies in a ...
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Storms, tornadoes rip through the South
The National Weather Service has confirmed at least 18 tornadoes over the past two days in Arkansas, Missouri, North Texas, Florida, and Kansas. Two people died and two more were injured in Washington...
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Where do we turn when everything seems to be falling apart?
This is where learning to lament is so powerful, writes Claire Musters.
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Bible Study: Set apart in a world of sin | Baptist Press
God wants His followers to pursue holiness and to be committed to living as His people, set apart in this world.
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NASA astronaut catches Russian ride back to Earth
Mark Vande Hei, 55, beat the U.S. record for the longest stint in space by 15 days after he and Russian astronauts Pyotr Dubrov and Anton Shkaplerov emerged from a Russian capsule in Kazakhstan on Wed...
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Finnish court upholds free speech
In a unanimous ruling on Wednesday, the Helsinki District Court dismissed charges against politician Päivi Räsänen and Lutheran Bishop Juhana Pohjola for expressing their Biblical beliefs about hom...
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BA.2 becomes dominant COVID-19 strain
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that omicron subvariant BA.2 currently accounts for about 54.9 percent of coronavirus cases in the United States. The World Health Organizat...
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Job openings, quits stay high in February
Employers hung “help wanted” signs windows at near-record levels again in February. The Labor Department said employers posted 11.3 million job openings last month, matching January’s figure. T...
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Scientists Warn Controversial Contagious Vaccines for Animals Could Mutate, Find Way into Humans
It sounds like something right out of science fiction. A vaccine that could reproduce in one host and be so contagious it spreads to others quickly, allegedly protecting an entire population from deadly pathogens.
