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The United States recently designated 1.5 million acres of land as a critical habitat protection for the rusty-patched bumble bee. This bee, once found throughout nearly half the country, is now found in only 13 states. What’s so special about this bee? Well, it has a unique way of shedding pollen, tightly gripping plants, and […]
Rodney King’s famous question, “Can we all get along?” is never easily answered, especially in an age of such deep ideological, political and cultural divisions. Christians should constantly strive to engage friends and family with what is true, at home, in the workplace, on social media and especially in person. The issues at stake are many, […]
When the movie “Skyfall” was released in 2012, it was the 23rd installment in the James Bond series that began 60 years ago in 1962 with “Dr. No.” “Skyfall” was heralded as the best Bond film in years and Daniel Craig the best Bond since Sean Connery. It is, without a doubt, a Bond-lover’s feast. […]
By Ryan Foley, Christian Post Reporter Sunday, August 02, 2026 Don Wilson, a retired Navy veteran in Menasha now missing the side of his house, hugs Joni Byker, director of Disaster Relief for Samaritan’s Purse. Wilson said having the Samaritan’s Purse volunteers help him was “living proof that God exists.” | Samaritan’s Purse A Navy […]
By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor Saturday, August 01, 2026 Screenshot/Facebook Whitney Lynn, a Florida evangelist with a large social media following, was ordered off an Alaska Airlines flight bound for San Diego this week after she preached to passengers before the plane left Orlando International Airport. Lynn stood up during the delay and addressed […]
The number keeps climbing, and so does the unease behind it. According to Northwestern Mutual’s 2026 Planning & Progress Study, the amount Americans believe they need to retire comfortably — the so-called “magic number” — has jumped to $1.46 million, up $200,000 in a single year. Nearly half of Americans, 46 percent, say they don’t […]
‘Tis typically the season of “summer blockbusters,” but this year has featured a number of independent and faith-based films offering redemptive stories. And, they have been performing well, both at the box office and via streaming platforms. Are we witnessing a disruption in the film industry? For example, both “A Great Awakening” and “Young Washington” […]
Character counts. That’s a popular saying we’ve all heard, likely hundreds and possibly even thousands of times while growing up. In fact, it’s said and heard so much that one could argue that it’s a cliché at this point. But, like every other cliché, there is truth to it. It’s simple, straightforward and direct, […]
The ability for parents to select which school their child attends should be an uncomplicated, unbiased opportunity for all. However, a recent study conducted by The Associated Press (AP) shows that the only parents and children who benefit from school choice are those already in an advantageous socioeconomic situation. Thus, school choice is hardly available […]
When Martin Luther King Jr. led the peace march in response to Bloody Sunday, he paused with the people on the Edmund Pettus Bridge to kneel and pray. At the site where the civil rights protesters had been brutally attacked, he raised requests for the oppressed and abused. Those prayers, and the countless others prayed […]