New Project Explores Origins of Dead Sea Scrolls with AI and Chemistry
By The Moral Compass
A five-year project on the origins of the Dead Sea Scrolls starts with a €2.5M grant, led by Prof. Mladen Popović.

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VAT Policy Forces Closure of Historic UK Christian and Independent Schools
By The Moral Compass
Two independent schools, including Durham High with a Christian ethos, announce closures due to financial challenges.

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Reflecting on July 4th: America’s Milestones, Entebbe, and Shabbat
By The Moral Compass
Jewish scholar Irene Lancaster reflects on the special significance of the 4th of July, marking pivotal anniversaries.
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Chelmsford Diocese Receives Lichfield Cathedral Stone as Faith Symbol
By The Moral Compass
Two Church leaders from the Diocese of Chelmsford received a stone from Lichfield Cathedral, symbolizing shared faith.
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Methodist Church shifts from 2030 Net Zero goal to flexible progress plan
By The Moral Compass
A Methodist report suggests dropping the 2030 Net Zero goal for a flexible approach, stressing sustainable progress.
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Posts published in “Politics”

Mary Sheffield Becomes Detroit’s First Female Mayor in 12 Years

By The Moral Compass on December 29, 2025

Detroit welcomes its first woman mayor, 38-year-old Mary Sheffield, who takes office after winning 77% of the vote.

By The Moral Compass on December 29, 2025

In 2025, amid political turmoil, James L. Brooks released a rom-dramedy looking back on 2008 with nostalgia.

By The Moral Compass on December 28, 2025

By The Moral Compass on December 28, 2025

President Trump insisted Ukraine and Russia are "closer than ever" to peace during a meeting with Zelenskyy in Florida.

By The Moral Compass on December 27, 2025

The Kennedy Center plans to sue jazz artist Chuck Redd for $1 million after he canceled his holiday concert over a new name change.

By The Moral Compass on December 27, 2025

Trump started strong with GOP unity, but cracks in support could hinder his administration's agenda.

By The Moral Compass on December 26, 2025

Despite an ambitious start, Congress ceded power to Trump, passing few bills by year-end.

By The Moral Compass on December 26, 2025

By The Moral Compass on December 25, 2025

President Trump's return emphasizes that America First is not isolationist but an assertive global stance.

By The Moral Compass on December 25, 2025

Wendy Sherman discusses Trump's transactional approach to foreign policy, questioning its sustainability.

Celebrating America’s 250th: Diverse Reflections from Across the Nation
By The Moral Compass
As the U.S. turns 250, diverse celebrations mark the milestone, from parades to personal reflections on history.
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Oregon doctors win legal battle over corporate medical practice control
By The Moral Compass
Eugene Emergency Physicians fought a takeover by a national firm using Oregon's new law against corporate medical control.
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American Sentiment on 250th Anniversary Compared to 1976 Bicentennial
By The Moral Compass
America's 250th Anniversary: Excitement and Reflection
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, how do current sentiments compare to the bicentennial in 1976?
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Record-Breaking Heat Dome Engulfs U.S., No Relief During Hot Nights
By The Moral Compass
U.S. Faces Record-Breaking Heatwave
Daytime highs and warm nights pose risks as Midwest and East Coast endure extreme heat, affecting 90 million.
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Americans Proud Yet Concerned About Nation’s Future, Poll Reveals
By The Moral Compass
Most Americans Proud, But Worried
Many Americans are proud of their country, yet concerned about its future, according to a new NPR/PBS poll.
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As key trade talks start, the US-Mexico relationship will likely limp along – but at a cost
By The Moral Compass
Mexico is the U.S.'s top trading partner, crucial for imports and exports, yet trade tensions and tariffs pose challenges.
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Federal Reserve independence secures an important, but not final, victory at US Supreme Court
By The Moral Compass
The Supreme Court upheld Lisa Cook's role in the Fed, emphasizing its independence amid Trump's pressure to cut rates.
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Some kinds of insider trading are perfectly legal – and they offer useful signals about a company’s health
By The Moral Compass
Executives often claim downsizing boosts productivity, but insider stock trades reveal true confidence in turnaround plans.
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Aid is on the way after Venezuela’s earthquakes, but it’s not clear how quickly it can get there
By The Moral Compass
Venezuela's June 2026 earthquakes worsen humanitarian crisis. Aid efforts face challenges due to infrastructure damage.
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Americans are not as well off as people in peer nations – US safety net’s shortfalls show up in global data
By The Moral Compass
As the U.S. marks 250 years of independence, data reveals it lags in promoting welfare, falling short in health, food, and income.
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