A Texas mother’s plea for birthday guests led to an outpouring of community support, showcasing the positive impact of social media in tough times.
“The Bible might just save Britain’s self-obsessed youth,” says Celia Walden in The Telegraph, highlighting Gen Z’s rising interest in spirituality amid a turbulent world. Julian Mann reflects on the cultural shift.
Close to half of Americans support deploying the National Guard at polling places, with Republicans more in favor.
DOJ quietly restores gun rights for 22 people, sparking debate over transparency and potential loopholes in the process.
Just over a year ago, the U.S. Department of Education abandoned oversight of federal student loan servicers.
A Texas high school swim team raised nearly $20,000 for their custodian, Van Le, after his extended hospital stay.
Bible sales rose 19% to £6.3m in 2025, reflecting a renewed interest in Scripture, especially among younger readers.
NYC isn’t alone in expanding free child care. Explore this trend and how it’s funded across states and cities.
NPR explores swing districts in Pennsylvania to gauge reactions to Trump’s election fraud assertions.
The top 50 US donors pledged $22.4B to charity in 2025, up 35% from 2024. Mike Bloomberg led the list, giving $4B.
After a near-fatal cardiac arrest on November 8, 2021, Janelle Wooford’s vivid afterlife experience has inspired comfort and faith in many.
