Gov’t Revises Down First Quarter GDP Increase
Loading the Audio Player... The United States’ real gross domestic product, or GDP, increased by only 1.6% during the first quarter of 2026, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis...
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Over 240 groups say Olympics corporate sponsors aiding China’s human rights violations, demand answers
More than 240 nonprofits from around the world, including Christian groups, have come together to demand answers from corporate sponsors of the Beijing Winter Olympics, which include Airbnb, Coca-Cola, Intel and Visa, amid criticisms that their sponsorship creates or contributes to human rights violations.
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Thinking theologically about mental health
When asking for help we can find enlightenment from medicine and theology.
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Winter storm bears down on northeastern states
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Pittsburgh commuters rescued from collapsed bridge
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5 Habits That Sabotage Joy – RELEVANT
I’m not sure if it was the scowl on her face or the glare in her eye that gave it away, but this 14-year-old-girl was definitely not happy. She went on
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When the world feels dark, sing
It seems that while the world is shouting 'Be very afraid!' God, the one who saves, is shouting 'Sing! And be glad!"
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Economy grows at breakneck speed
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Ian Morgan Cron: The Enneagram Can Improve Every Area of Your Life – RELEVANT
Emotional wellness has taken on a whole new meaning in the last few years. Our culture has slowly shifted to making emotional health a priority, and
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Teen to plead insanity in high school shooting
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A Mississippi Man Spent Six Years In Jail Waiting for a Trial for Murders He Didn’t Commit – RELEVANT
A welder named Duane Lake spent six years behind bars in Clarksdale, Mississippi, for murders he not only didn't commit, but also hadn't even been found
