Author and satirist O’Rourke dies at 74
P.J. O’Rourke died Tuesday morning in Sharon, N.H., from lung cancer complications. He is survived by his second wife, Tina, and three children. What was his career like? The Toledo, Ohio, native s...
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Woman could be first female patient cured from HIV
Identified only as the “New York patient,” the woman was diagnosed with HIV in 2013 and leukemia in 2017. A team of U.S. scientists presented research results on Tuesday indicating a new stem cell...
American church leaders think social media's importance to ministry will decline in the future
A majority of American churches now embrace technology as an important tool in achieving their mission and agree that the digital church is here to stay. But less than half of them believe social media will be as "strategically important" as other online tools in the future, according to a new study.
Finding the Courage to Pursue Racial Justice Now - RELEVANT
If we want to understand reality and move beyond the rhetoric of fear, we have to be intentional.
Mask mandates to end in California, Washington
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Making Big Life Decisions Doesn't Have to Be Hard - RELEVANT
Healthy expectations free us from some unnecessary frustration when making decisions. Had Gilligan and crew known that they were in for more than a
NCAA opens door for trans-identified swimmer Lia Thomas to compete in women's national championships
The National Collegiate Athletic Association has effectively cleared the way for trans-identified swimmer Lia Thomas to participate in the NCAA’s women’s swimming championships next month and will not change the standards for trans-identified biological men who want to compete at the 2022 women’s swimming and diving championships.
Five Signs You're Reading the Bible All Wrong - RELEVANT
Growing up my nightly bedtime routine consisted of pulling down my black leather King James Bible and turning to Psalm 23—I had heard that Psalm recited
Skaug, Adams elected to new roles at SWBTS | Baptist Press
FORT WORTH, Texas (BP) – Benjamin M. Skaug and Colby T. Adams were elected to new roles in the senior leadership of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary during a special meeting of the board of trustees Tuesday (Feb. 15).
'Five Apples a Day and the Doctor You'll Pay': Do You Know Your Uric Acid Level? Here's Why You Should
Keeping your uric acid level in check could help prevent early death or Alzheimer's Disease, according to new research. However, most people are unaware of their uric acid level, what it should be, and how to get it into a healthy range.
