Community Colleges Train for Data Center Jobs Amid Local Concerns
October 3, 2026
Community colleges train students for local jobs, like becoming data center technicians in Louisiana amidst an AI boom.
Community colleges train students for local jobs, like becoming data center technicians in Louisiana amidst an AI boom.
In Austin, police sergeant Kim Lenz joined 92-year-old Millie Seiver for a joyful dance in a parking lot, showcasing community connection and kindness.
Justo Gallego, a former monk, dedicated his life to building an extraordinary cathedral in Spain, symbolizing faith and perseverance until his death in 2021.
The Coalition for Marriage celebrates new stats showing 83.7% of couples married in 2015 remain together, a 40-year high.
The World Council of Churches condemns the UN report on sexual violence in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, urging justice.
Peterborough opens an exhibition on Mary, Queen of Scots, featuring talks, a radio play, and a candlelit tour.
Dirk Smith of EEM retraces Tyndale’s steps, launching a major Bible distribution to honor Tyndale’s legacy.
Dozens of activists in D.C. protested a 250-foot arch Trump wants to build, citing scale, cost, and lack of approval.
The Cornell University Police Department is leading the investigation into an alleged gang rape two years ago. How effective is that approach, and is the campus police accountable to the public?
The U.S. SEC’s proposal to allow semiannual earnings reports faces overwhelming opposition, risking transparency and costs.
Jonathan, a prince and warrior, showcases faith, courage, and sacrificial friendship, prioritizing God’s purposes above his own.
Christian charity Jubilee+ launches “Speak Jesus”, a resource to connect church poverty work with faith-sharing.