With court rulings reshaping U.S. elections, the Voting Rights Act is weakened, raising concerns about democracy.
The Moral Compass News
Republican Rep. John James, running for governor, accepted donations from utility firms raising rates. Critics highlight high profits and low taxes.
The Christian Institute urges Pearson to remove trans activism from textbooks, criticizing its inclusion of LGBT topics.
Millions of Americans rely on gig economy apps for rides and deliveries, sparking a conflict over surge pricing.
The Church of England allows a fringe event on sexual identity transformation, sparking debate during General Synod.
An Ofcom report showed a slight increase in religion and ethics TV broadcasts, with the BBC leading in content production.
Farmers fight federal cuts threatening soil improvement efforts since the 1930s; NRCS staff reductions loom.
NPR's Scott Detrow discusses with Adam Jentleson the fallout from scandals involving Graham Platner in the Senate race.
Aaron Flint, a Republican candidate, supports ending the Roadless Rule in Montana, raising concerns about forest conservation and public lands.
Argentina staged a sensational comeback against Egypt, scoring three goals in 13 minutes to win the match 3-2.