Awake, Arise! Conference Encourages Christians to Engage Publicly
By The Moral Compass
Christians gathered for the 'Awake, Arise! London 2026 UK Tour,' urging bold faith in public life and community.
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Faith Leaders Unite for a Million Acts of Hope in Multi-Faith Britain
By The Moral Compass
Representatives of Christian, Jewish, and Islamic faiths unite for a "million acts of hope" to foster unity in Britain.
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Cuban Authorities Accused of Detaining Christian Teen and Denying Care
By The Moral Compass
Open Doors accuses Cuban authorities of detaining a 16-year-old Christian boy, denying him medical care to pressure his parents.
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IDF Soldiers Jailed for Desecrating Virgin Mary Statue in Lebanon
By The Moral Compass
Two IDF soldiers received brief prison sentences for desecrating a Virgin Mary statue in occupied Lebanon.
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Exploring the Significance of the Desert in the Jewish Book of Numbers
By The Moral Compass
Jewish scholar Irene Lancaster offers insights into the Jewish background of the book of Numbers and its teachings.
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Posts published in “Economy & Business”

Anger is a flow of emotion like water through a hose − at work, it helps to know when to turn it up or down and how to direct it

By The Moral Compass on March 6, 2025

Managing anger at work requires understanding its direction and intensity, akin to controlling a hose's flow.

Influencers have trouble figuring out their tax obligations − and with good reason

By The Moral Compass on March 5, 2025

The IRS lacks clear guidelines for influencers on reporting income, leaving many unsure about tax implications and deductions.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Fj60TsPCwI[/embed]

How Trump’s tariffs could mean rising costs for families, strain for states

By The Moral Compass on March 4, 2025

U.S. tariffs on Canada and Mexico impose new costs, risking $109B in losses, unevenly impacting states and families.

Gifts from top 50 US philanthropists rebounded to $16B in 2024 − Mike Bloomberg; Reed Hastings and Patty Quillin; and Michael and Susan Dell lead the list of biggest givers

By The Moral Compass on March 4, 2025

The top 50 U.S. philanthropists in 2024 committed $16.2B, with Bloomberg leading. Omidyar & wife ranked in top 12 donors.

How Trump’s second term might affect the market and your finances

By The Moral Compass on March 4, 2025

Ever since Trump returned to the White House, stock market expectations have been volatile, driven by motivated reasoning.

More Americans of all political stripes support government benefits for low-income people − and Black Lives Matter could be a big reason why

By The Moral Compass on February 27, 2025

Americans' support for welfare has grown since 2012, with shifts in racial attitudes significantly contributing to this change.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjeD5exDrDQ[/embed]

USS Niagara Replica Returns to Water After Expensive Refit
By The Moral Compass
The historic USS Niagara replica, a two-masted warship from the War of 1812, returns to the water post-refit.

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U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Virginia’s New Democratic Congressional Map
By The Moral Compass
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a Democratic-favored congressional map in Virginia, supporting Republicans' position.
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Kevin Warsh Confirmed as Federal Reserve Chair; Quiz on His Name
By The Moral Compass
This week, in Warshington, D.C., the Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh as the next chair of the Federal Reserve...

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Linda McMahon Defends Education Budget Amid Department Dismantling
By The Moral Compass
U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon clashed with Democrats over the Trump administration's education policies.
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Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang resigns amid illegal foreign agent charges
By The Moral Compass
Eileen Wang, former Arcadia mayor, pleads guilty to acting as an illegal foreign agent for China, resigning abruptly.
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Would a $1 rideshare fee affect wealthier or working-class Philadelphians more? 2 Chicago studies offer some perspective
By The Moral Compass
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker proposes a $1 rideshare fee to aid schools, sparking debate on its impact on riders.
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Who shops at farmers markets in the US?
By The Moral Compass
People who shop at the more than 8,700 U.S. farmers markets fall into six groups, with three showing higher interest.
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Why Pennsylvania’s low-income residents are feeling the squeeze as gas prices rise
By The Moral Compass
Gas prices affect rural and low-income Pennsylvanians more due to limited public transport and higher energy burdens.
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Suspending federal gas tax wouldn’t save drivers as much as they might hope – here’s what goes into the price of a gallon of gas
By The Moral Compass
President Trump proposed suspending the federal gas tax amid high prices, but experts say it offers limited relief.
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The missing link in America’s critical minerals push isn’t mining – it’s processing expertise
By The Moral Compass
The U.S. is investing billions in critical minerals but faces challenges in processing due to expertise and regulatory hurdles.
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