Thousands of U.S. workers in the foreign development field are being furloughed or laid off, as the industry coffers run dry.

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A new analysis reveals that healthy food costs more than double compared to less healthy options. Over the past two years, ...

Biblical teaching generally pushes Christians to advocate for submission to authorities, whether in politics or in the church ...

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President Donald Trump feels kinship with former President Andrew Jackson. But a presidential historian says that Jackson ...

The nature of the vulnerabilities discovered by NowSecure doesn’t add up to evidence that DeepSeek is “spyware” per se.

Energy costs are a significant problem for many in our community, and utility bills are going up everywhere. In this month's ...

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