“I’ve loved dogs since childhood. Their qualities, like courage and kindness, inspire leadership lessons for all.”
A retired pastor, Clive Johnston, 78, was found guilty of breaching an abortion clinic’s safe access zone after preaching John 3:16.
NPR’s Leila Fadel talks with Rep. Chris Deluzio on new legislation to stop funding the war in Iran.
Colby McCaskill’s podcast, “Dear Papa,” wins the NPR College Podcast Challenge, tackling dementia in his family.
A campaign staffer used insider poll information to bet on prediction markets, making thousands as their candidate surged.
A national study by the National Bureau of Economic Research examines the effects of school cellphone bans.
A 4-year-old girl in Oregon, Nova Hallett, bravely rescued her grandmother after a severe fall, showcasing remarkable composure in a crisis.
Human Rights Without Frontiers warns of Europe’s rising restrictions on religious freedom, urging protective measures.
Christians in Manipur, India, face a severe crisis amid ongoing sectarian violence; thousands remain in relief camps.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick faced scrutiny in a closed-door House Oversight hearing over ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
George Packer explores the alignment of tech investors with Trump, impacting AI and cryptocurrency policies.
States are enforcing expanded work requirements for SNAP, affecting many, including veterans and parents.
