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.
How to Actually Spring Clean - RELEVANT
There's two kinds of people in the world: people who love spring cleaning, and people who don't. Unfortunately for the latter, spring cleaning is actually
Making the Most of Any Relationship Status - RELEVANT
Whatever your relationship status, relationships can be consuming. Those who lack one fixate on getting one. Those who get one fixate on what it’s
Minneapolis teachers reach tentative agreement
Roughly 29,000 students have been spending weekdays at home or in churches, Boys and Girls Clubs, YMCAs, and park buildings since Minneapolis teachers went on strike March 8. It began with a disagree...
The U.S. Will Welcome 100,000 Ukrainian Refugees - RELEVANT
A senior official in the Biden administration announced that the U.S. is planning to welcome 100,000 Ukrainian refugees fleeing Russia's invasion,
Americans are leaving church and most aren't coming back - report
"Without robust religious experiences to draw on, Americans feel less connected to the traditions and beliefs of their parents' faith."
Bible Study: Living by God’s grace | Baptist Press
We have no ability in ourselves to accomplish spiritual matters. As the late theologian Charles Haddon Spurgeon articulated, spiritual matters are “All of Grace.”
Louisiana digs out from tornado damage
Jason Dickenson, left, surveys his destroyed home after he sheltered in a bathtub with his 5-year-old son when a tornado struck Tuesday night, in Arabi, La. Associated Press/Photo b...
GOP governors veto laws on girls sports
Bucking party trends, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb vetoed similar bills that protected girls in K-12 sports from competing against boys. Both GOP-majority state legislatures imm...
