The Moral Compass News
As U.S. service member casualties from Iranian attacks rose, the Pentagon altered its casualty reporting methods.
Arizona Rep. Juan Ciscomani's ad falsely claims Democrat JoAnna Mendoza labeled parents "toxic." Mendoza criticized "toxic" legislation, not parents.
Many young Christians consult AI for spiritual guidance before approaching church elders, reflecting a shift in faith dynamics.
Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen appeals her hate speech conviction to the European Court, citing freedom of speech concerns.
Suspect Held After Seattle Food Festival Shooting
Three dead, four injured in mass shooting at Seattle event; suspect in custody.
NPR's Leila Fadel talks with Paul Begala on voter perspectives for the upcoming midterms.
An Iranian pastor updates the Old Testament into Persian, echoing Tyndale's legacy of translating the Bible.
Maine Democrats nominate Troy Jackson to challenge GOP Sen. Susan Collins after Graham Platner exits amid scandals.
This week, the federal government will release new rules on Colorado River water allocation for seven states.