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Portsmouth Diocese Sees Significant Church Attendance Growth in 2025
By The Moral Compass
Church attendance in Portsmouth Diocese surged in 2025, with adult attendance up 3.3% and children's attendance rising by 7.4%.
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WEA urges shift from orphanages to family-based child care systems
By The Moral Compass
The World Evangelical Alliance urges churches to prioritize family-based care over orphanages, promoting stability for children.
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Franklin Graham’s Festival of Hope Unites Thousands in Madrid in 2026
By The Moral Compass
Franklin Graham led thousands at Madrid's Festival of Hope, highlighting Evangelical unity and growth in Spain.
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Thousands Gather in London for Jesus March Celebrating Faith and Unity
By The Moral Compass
Last month, around 7,000 gathered in London for a “Jesus March,” celebrating faith with worship, prayer, and unity.

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World Evangelical Alliance Urges Shift to Family-Based Child Care
By The Moral Compass
Orphanages should be a transition, not a destination. The WEA urges a shift towards family-based care for vulnerable children.

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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]

Federal Testing Program Leader Peggy Carr Placed on Administrative Leave

Trump suspends testing official at Education Department : NPR

Federal Testing Program Leader Peggy Carr Placed on Administrative Leave

By The Moral Compass on February 26, 2025

The federal official leading "The Nation's Report Card," Peggy Carr, was put on leave. No reason was provided.

Journalist Explores Creole Roots and Family Reunification Journey
By The Moral Compass
Pope Leo's Black roots led Susan Saulny to explore her Creole great-uncle's journey to Chicago and his racial identity.

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San Diego’s Desalinated Water Surplus: A Solution for the Southwest?
By The Moral Compass
San Diego's water surplus could aid the drought-hit Southwest, thanks to desalination and conservation efforts.
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Gig Workers Struggle With Rising Costs in Trump’s Economy, Report Finds
By The Moral Compass
A new report highlights gig workers' struggles in the Trump economy, with rising fuel costs and healthcare cuts intensifying financial pressures.
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DOJ Halts Anti-Weaponization Funds Amid Bipartisan Concerns
By The Moral Compass
The DOJ will follow a court order pausing funds for Trump's $1.8B anti-weaponization program amid bipartisan backlash.
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Justice Department to Comply with Court Ruling on Anti-Weaponization Fund
By The Moral Compass
The Justice Department will comply with a court decision pausing Trump's $1.776B anti-weaponization fund amid legal challenges.
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Hybrid work is not always the golden compromise employees expect – even as more companies implement it
By The Moral Compass
Hybrid work policies have surged, but research reveals mixed employee feelings, with hybrid solutions losing initial fans.
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What happens to debt when someone dies?
By The Moral Compass
When a person dies, their debts don't just vanish. An executor manages the estate, ensuring debts are paid before assets are distributed.
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When ICE ramped up enforcement, US-born workers didn’t see any economic gains
By The Moral Compass
Trump's immigration policy led to a chilling effect on immigrant workers, but didn't boost jobs or wages for U.S.-born workers.
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Trump administration pledges $100M in aid for Cuba, but only if Catholic or other faith-based groups distribute it
By The Moral Compass
The U.S. offers $100M in aid to Cuba, contingent on distribution through humanitarian groups, not the Cuban government.
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It’s not just high gas prices – inflation is now spreading through the US economy
By The Moral Compass
Inflation is rising, with gasoline prices above $4 per gallon. Energy costs are spreading, impacting the broader economy.
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