For example: When I first moved to Washington, D.C., following a childhood in the Rocky Mountains and a stint in the bayou for college, I had a tremendously difficult time adjusting to life out East.

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This essay is the second in a series on hermeneutics or biblical interpretation, as part of a broader examination of how the majority Christian position has often been incorrect when critically ...

"In general, the media focus on conflict and scandals and, in particular, political conflicts and scandals. Religion fits ...

Sam Altman, CEO of artificial intelligence company OpenAI, said last week that it is costing his company tens of millions of ...

In this photo essay series from Bengaluru, we showcase creative highlights and tips from one of India’s largest street fairs ...

SRT has just announced the seven winners of its 2025 college scholarships, which total $15,000, as well as the Foundation for Rural Service (FRS) Youth Tour student, and a $2,500 FRS Scholarship ...

Boomers, Millennials, Gen Z – who invented these terms? What do they mean? And how do they make a difference to politics?

This is because the street culture has evolved what may be called a code of the streets, which amounts to a set of informal rules governing interpersonal public behavior, including violence. The rules ...

Pierre Poilievre is on stage, surrounded by a massive crowd of supporters. He's been talking for nearly an hour and his ...

Traditional flashcard games often end with frustrated kids and discouraged parents. Despite good intentions, these study tools frequently collect dust or become dreaded objects of learning battles.

Texting silenced our voices. Now they're making a comeback.