In 1960, 72% of adults were married. Today, 46% of U.S. adults are unmarried, with many employers lagging behind in adapting workplace policies to this demographic shift.
The Pentagon labels AI firm Anthropic a supply chain risk, impacting its chatbot Claude and sparking legal challenges.
A British court denied Ukraine’s extradition request for UOC supporter Artem Dmytruk, who claims SBU torture.
The Archbishop of York criticizes the BBC’s “appalling lack of religious literacy” and urges a core content rethink.
Elite female runners faced a course error at the USATF Half Marathon, leading to confusion and unfair results.
A new organization is suing Trump over the TikTok deal, alleging legal violations in the sale to his allies.
Michael Harris survived a harrowing avalanche at Stevens Pass thanks to his wife’s intuition, technology, and unwavering faith, highlighting vital safety lessons.
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A student’s narrative on earning a degree while raising a child is among the finalists in NPR’s Podcast Challenge.
Anti-Christian hate crimes in Europe spiked in January, with 39 incidents, including vandalism, arson, and theft.
Dr George Barna questions the depth of a supposed spiritual revival, noting a decline in biblical worldviews in the US.
