World Cup 2026: A Celebration of Soccer and Record-Breaking Viewership
July 1, 2026
The World Cup is halfway through, shaping up as a big party. Fans fill sports bars and parks, embracing soccer’s joy.
The World Cup is halfway through, shaping up as a big party. Fans fill sports bars and parks, embracing soccer’s joy.
The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S., rejecting Trump’s effort to limit it.
The BBC unveils a new series on Jesus Christ, blending historical research and expert insights, airing in 2027.
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Orthodox Christians opposing the Conversion Practices Bill find no support from Church of England bishops in the Lords.
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Dr. Robert Singleton II addresses suffering and faith, emphasizing God’s presence amid hardship, offering comfort through scripture and personal experience.
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A Church of England paper urges Christians to model healthy patriotism, resist nationalism, and bridge social divides.
The LDCF urges an investigation after the Lib Dems admitted to unlawfully discriminating against a Christian MP candidate.
At 99, Betty and Kermit Eastman of Minnesota celebrate 80 years of marriage, a rare milestone that highlights enduring love and commitment in today’s world.
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President Trump aims for three new nuclear reactors by July 4, 2026, sparking a fast-paced nuclear race.
Texas students must read Bible passages and learn about Christianity’s role in state history under new curriculum rules.
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Extreme heat will affect most U.S. states through July 4, posing health risks, especially for vulnerable groups.
Millions of trucks transport car parts and more across the U.S.-Canada border yearly, at North America’s busiest crossing.
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Three firefighters died and two others were injured while tackling fires on the Colorado-Utah border, officials said.
Graduate students may face new loan limits starting July 1, aiming to reduce tuition costs, but the impact is debated.
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