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Katie Zacharia’s first White House briefing was brief and hesitant, leaving questions about her qualifications unanswered.
When faith and civic life intersect, the stories that emerge often reveal something important about how American institutions — military, religious, and democratic — navigate competing values. This week’s coverage from Religion News Service brings together several of those moments, from a military archbishop’s conscience-based appeal to questions about how bias crimes are counted and how faith leaders are engaging voters heading into Election Day.
AI’s rapid adoption in the workplace raises concerns about errors. Professionals must verify AI outputs to avoid liability.
Virginia is making headlines on multiple fronts this election season, and one of the most watched developments is a reported surge in early voting numbers across the state. For voters trying to stay informed — and for anyone who cares about how elections are run — keeping up with what’s happening in Virginia right now matters.
