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US News
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DOJ Announces $1.776 Billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” as Trump Drops IRS Lawsuit
The Justice Department has announced a $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” as President Trump drops his IRS lawsuit, raising new questions about taxpayer money, executive power, government accountability, and public trust.
1 Min
King Charles III Highlights U.S.-U.K. Bond in Address to Congress
King Charles III addressed Congress during a U.S. state visit, marking America’s 250th anniversary and urging the U.S. and U.K. to strengthen their alliance in a volatile world.
2 Min
White Evangelicals Say Trump Defends Their Beliefs, But Only 5% Call Him Very Religious
A new Pew Research Center survey finds that only 5% of white evangelicals see President Donald Trump as very religious, even as most say he stands up for their religious beliefs.
3 Min
White House Correspondents’ Dinner Interrupted by Gunfire as Suspect Is Arrested
President Donald Trump and Cabinet members are safe after shots were fired near the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, D.C. A suspect is in custody as authorities investigate the incident.
Global News
1 Min
Orbán Says He Will Leave Parliament After Landslide Election Defeat
Outgoing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán says he will not take his seat in parliament. Plans to rebuild his nationalist-populist movement.
1 Min
King Charles III Highlights U.S.-U.K. Bond in Address to Congress
King Charles III addressed Congress during a U.S. state visit, marking America’s 250th anniversary and urging the U.S. and U.K. to strengthen their alliance in a volatile world.
5 Min
DeepSeek’s New AI Model Shows Why the Global AI Race Is Entering a New Phase
China’s DeepSeek has released preview versions of its long-awaited V4 AI model, intensifying the global AI race and raising questions about open-source technology, U.S.-China competition, and responsible innovation.
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Tim Cook Leaving CEO Role After 15 Years Leading Apple
Apple CEO Tim Cook will step down on September 1, 2026, and become executive chairman as John Ternus takes over leadership of the tech giant.
The Edge Commentary
Christian perspective on the news shaping our world.
20 Min
When Christianity Becomes a Flag
The Global Spread of Christian Nationalism and the Biblical Warning We Cannot Ignore
11 Min
Why We Need Wisdom More Than Hot Takes
In a culture trained by algorithms, outrage, and instant reaction, Christians need more than quick opinions. We need the wisdom of Proverbs, the discipline of restraint, and the courage to speak truth without becoming cruel.
8 Min
Jesus, We Have a Problem: Trump, Political Idolatry, and the Church
Donald Trump’s Christ-like AI image did not create the church’s crisis. It exposed one. A reflective essay on political idolatry, religious silence, and what happens when Christians begin confusing a president with the risen Christ.
6 Min
If the War Is Over, Why Does It Still Look Like War?
The administration may call the Iran war terminated, but peace is more than a legal claim. With the Strait of Hormuz restricted, oil prices rising, Congress sidelined, and nuclear tensions unresolved, Americans deserve to know whether this conflict has truly ended—or simply been renamed.
Opinions
Christian perspective, argument, reflection, and essays on the questions shaping public life.
8 Min
Jesus, We Have a Problem: Trump, Political Idolatry, and the Church
Donald Trump’s Christ-like AI image did not create the church’s crisis. It exposed one. A reflective essay on political idolatry, religious silence, and what happens when Christians begin confusing a president with the risen Christ.
6 Min
Europe at the Crossroads: The Alarming Rise of Hate Across a Fractured Continent.
Far-right extremism, antisemitism, and xenophobia are rising again across Europe. This analysis explores what is fueling the continent’s anger and why the Church must not remain silent.
6 Min
Paula White-Cain, Trump, and the Danger of Giving Jesus’ Glory to Politics
Paula White-Cain’s remarks about Donald Trump at a White House Easter lunch drew sharp Christian criticism. A biblical response to political idolatry, false worship, and why Jesus alone saves.
5 Min
What the World Has Learned About America Over the Last 15 Months
What the world has learned about dealing with America over the last 15 months, how countries are adapting, and what the new cost of U.S. unpredictability could mean for Americans.
Ideas
Deeper essays and analysis on faith, culture, public life, and the ideas beneath the headlines.
20 Min
When Christianity Becomes a Flag
The Global Spread of Christian Nationalism and the Biblical Warning We Cannot Ignore
8 Min
Jesus, We Have a Problem: Trump, Political Idolatry, and the Church
Donald Trump’s Christ-like AI image did not create the church’s crisis. It exposed one. A reflective essay on political idolatry, religious silence, and what happens when Christians begin confusing a president with the risen Christ.
8 Min
Why an Unprepared World Cannot Afford Unregulated AI
AI is already reshaping jobs, hiring, and wages. Here’s why an unprepared world needs serious AI regulation to protect workers without stopping innovation.
9 Min
Why Kindness and Performance Is Killing the Church
When churches fear offense, they trade truth for performance. This is how sin spreads, discipleship weakens, and the Church loses its witness.
The Pulse
Timely Christian analysis on news, culture, church, technology, public life, and spiritual discernment.
3 Min
Pro-Israel Funding Becomes Flashpoint in Democratic Races
Support from AIPAC and other pro-Israel groups is becoming a dividing line in Democratic primaries as voter views of Israel grow more negative, especially among Democrats and younger voters.
7 Min
When Wolves Are Exposed, Don’t Walk Away From Jesus
As more spiritual abuse, hypocrisy, and corruption are exposed in churches, many are asking whether this is what Christianity really is. Scripture says no—and warns that wolves would come.
10 Min
How AI Is Being Used to Sexually Exploit Women and Children — and What Everyone Needs to Know
AI is being used to create nonconsensual sexual deepfakes, exploit children, fuel sextortion, and harm women and girls. Here is what families, churches, and communities need to know.
7 Min
Why Feeling Welcome in Church Still Matters
A personal story about walking into church and feeling unseen—and why real belonging, welcome, and relationships are essential to meaningful church engagement.
Latest Stories
20 Min
When Christianity Becomes a Flag
The Global Spread of Christian Nationalism and the Biblical Warning We Cannot Ignore
2 Min
DOJ Announces $1.776 Billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” as Trump Drops IRS Lawsuit
The Justice Department has announced a $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” as President Trump drops his IRS lawsuit, raising new questions about taxpayer money, executive power, government accountability, and public trust.
11 Min
Why We Need Wisdom More Than Hot Takes
In a culture trained by algorithms, outrage, and instant reaction, Christians need more than quick opinions. We need the wisdom of Proverbs, the discipline of restraint, and the courage to speak truth without becoming cruel.
8 Min
Jesus, We Have a Problem: Trump, Political Idolatry, and the Church
Donald Trump’s Christ-like AI image did not create the church’s crisis. It exposed one. A reflective essay on political idolatry, religious silence, and what happens when Christians begin confusing a president with the risen Christ.
6 Min
If the War Is Over, Why Does It Still Look Like War?
The administration may call the Iran war terminated, but peace is more than a legal claim. With the Strait of Hormuz restricted, oil prices rising, Congress sidelined, and nuclear tensions unresolved, Americans deserve to know whether this conflict has truly ended—or simply been renamed.
6 Min
How Job Seekers Can Use AI for Resumes, Interviews, and Career Clarity
AI can help job seekers write stronger resumes, prepare for interviews, find better job matches, and organize their search. Here is how to use it wisely without losing your voice.
3 Min
Pro-Israel Funding Becomes Flashpoint in Democratic Races
Support from AIPAC and other pro-Israel groups is becoming a dividing line in Democratic primaries as voter views of Israel grow more negative, especially among Democrats and younger voters.
2 Min
Supreme Court Ruling Could Reshape Minority Representation
The Supreme Court limited Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act in a Louisiana redistricting case, raising questions about voting power, minority representation, and future election maps.
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