A new member walks to the front of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church near Austin, Texas. Waiting for him is a gift from the congregation: a Bible. But not just any Bible. The 'Inclusive Bible.'

It was 20 years ago that Al Gore's book "An Inconvenient Truth" was published, and...well, it turns out that the truth was inconvenient - for Al and his band of apocalyptics.

AI systems can take consequential actions their operators never intended. That danger grows as AI moves from a technology that answers into one that acts, carrying out  actions with limited human intervention.

...Home to one of the largest Arab American communities in the country, Dearborn reported 109,976 residents in the 2020 Census, and nearly 55% represented Middle Eastern or North African ancestry. 

For years, assisted suicide has been defended around choice. But what happens when the patient cannot request death and cannot possibly consent to it? That question is no longer hypothetical.

A man chanted a passage of the Quran during an ‘interreligious’ Mass at Leuven University in Belgium, and a similar incident reportedly happened last year also.

...It’s never been easier to bet on sports, and people have never been more interested in doing so, data shows. According to data, the number of online betting users increased significantly in the summer of 2026

There was a time when the internet felt like a place you went to get away from things. It was an escape. It wasn’t reality. It was an escape from it. Over time, something changed.

Greenland praised the deal for strengthening its security...“It is to the benefit of us all,” he said.

President Trump pulled off a historic move Friday when he announced a deal with Greenland and Denmark that would put the U.S. firmly in control of Greenland's foreign affairs even if it becomes independent.

Such explosive charges—a CIA coverup, Fauci’s complicity, and the misguided approval of Covid vaccines—should have ignited a media inferno, instead we got a cold frost.

Artificial intelligence may become the most powerful information technology humanity has ever created...So Who gets to make the rules? The UN wants to be the entity to do it.

...Compassion for Palestinian civilians does not require blurring the distinction between civilians and Hamas terrorists. And Christian love certainly doesn't require naivety about radical Islamist ideology.

Loneliness is meant to feel uncomfortable. By design, it pushes us to step out into the possibility of rejection, with the understanding that social discomfort is preferable to the discomfort of solitude.

...An interfaith ministry tries to create common ground among different religions. And here’s where we must be careful. We can’t blur the lines that God’s Word establishes. Jesus said He is the one way to God...

Great Britain once prided itself on eccentricity, irreverence, and the right to say unpopular things. Today, people living there have been arrested over social media posts and other digital communications.

...The first female Archbishop of Canterbury has awarded a Pakistani radical Islamist an award for his Reconciliation and Interfaith Cooperation work. He is a big fan of Osama bin Laden...

Two thousand years ago, a crowd gathered and was presented with a choice between Jesus Christ and Barabbas. One was innocent. The other was notorious. The crowd replied: “Give us Barabbas.”

... Britain's most famous church has entered a formal partnership with an institution synonymous with London nightlife—and church leaders present the arrangement as an exciting opportunity.