White House Report Decries Political Activism at Smithsonian
Culture & Arts Post Date: July 7, 2026 Anthea Hartig, of the Nationa...
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FIRST-PERSON: Politics, religion and Him | Baptist Press
OKLAHOMA CITY (BP) – If you scroll through your social media posts, what’s the most common topic on which you focus? Perhaps it’s sports, food or movies. If you’re a Christian, hopefully the Bible and Jesus are often discussed.
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FIRST-PERSON: Your vote matters more (and less) than you think | Baptist Press
We find ourselves on the verge of an election that is reflecting much of the fraying social fabric of our national life in the United States. It seems especially clear that the COVID-19 pandemic has only exacerbated those dynamics, rather than drawing us closer together.
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Biden vows to enact Equality Act in first 100 days: 4 things to know about the legislation
Former vice president and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has vowed to sign the Equality Act into law within 100 days of taking office should he win the 2020 presidential election.
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Trump lowers US refugee cap to new record low as 80 million are displaced worldwide
President Donald Trump has again slashed the United States refugee resettlement ceiling to a new record low, setting the cap at 15,000 refugees that can be resettled in the U S in the fiscal year ...
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Jehovah’s Witnesses opt not to vote, believe it’s what Jesus would do
While a number of Christian leaders have openly debated whether abstaining from voting in the upcoming presidential election is a valid option, for 1 3 million Jehovah s Witnesses in America, ...
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5 highlights from the final 2020 presidential debate
The final presidential debate ahead of the 2020 presidential election took place Thursday at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee
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Fewer fireworks at final debate
President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden had a more civil encounter on Thursday night at Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn., than at their last debate on Sept. 29. They interrupt...
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US gov’t files antitrust lawsuit against Google for monopolistic business practices
The federal government has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google, alleging that the technology giant took illegal steps in order to preserve its monopoly in internet search and search advertising ...
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SBC DIGEST: ERLC condemns Chinese Communist Party; GuideStone aids Georgia pastors | Baptist Press
During the current 45th session of the U.N. Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva, the ERLC advocated for the religious freedom of children in China. While acknowledging no minister of the Gospel ever truly retires from service to the Lord, every pastor should consider how to prepare for his vocational…
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U.S. sues Google for antitrust violations
WASHINGTON—The tech giant holds a monopoly over the search engine industry and acts as the “gateway to the internet,” U.S. Deputy Attorney General Jeff Rosen said. The Justice Department on Tues...
