Church of Scotland Apologizes for Historical Ties to Chattel Slavery
By The Moral Compass
The Church of Scotland Apologizes for Historical Links to Slavery
The Church of Scotland issued an apology for its historical links to slavery, committing to reparative actions.
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The Resilience and Growth of Christianity in China Since 1949
By The Moral Compass
The history of Christianity in China since 1949 reveals resilience amid persecution, as the faith adapts and endures.
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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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ADF International Supports Legal Case for DRC Church Attack Survivors
By The Moral Compass
ADF International Supports Christians in DRC

ADF International backs a case in the East African Court for Christians in the DRC affected by church destruction.
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Court Sides with Trump on Firing of Federal Watchdog Agency Head

By The Moral Compass on March 6, 2025

WASHINGTON — An appeals court sided with Trump, allowing the removal of Hampton Dellinger as head of Special Counsel.

Texas Camps Face Licensing Delays After Stricter Flood Safety Rules
By The Moral Compass
Texas tightens camp standards after deadly flooding; only 9 camps approved, 300+ await licenses as summer begins.

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Sen. Bill Cassidy Loses GOP Primary; Letlow Advances in Louisiana Senate Race
By The Moral Compass
Sen. Bill Cassidy loses Louisiana GOP primary
Cassidy's loss highlights Trump's influence as Letlow advances to runoff against state Treasurer John Fleming.
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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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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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How much is a bat worth? Protecting these tiny insect-eaters isn’t just good for farms – their deaths cost taxpayers and the wider economy
By The Moral Compass
Most Americans associate bats with Halloween, but these mammals significantly benefit the U.S. economy daily.
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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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