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Easter is the light shining in the darkness

It’s easy to forget how strange the story of Jesus’s resurrection is, or how it might sound to someone hearing it for the first time. The broad strokes — God became human, taught and healed, was crucified by those he loved, and then rose from the dead — might cause a curious alien to tilt […]

Finding hope this Easter

He is risen! The meaning of Easter has strengthened throughout my life, but the overarching theme remains strong. My hope is in Jesus.  According to a recent Gallup poll, “hope” is the top attribute used to describe positive leaders. The study showed hope is the most important quality people are looking for in a leader […]

The US has always been a nation of faith-based values

As Holy Week descended across the world, the Trump administration sent a shocking yet refreshing message to Americans, “renew[ing] its promise to defend the Christian faith in our schools, military, workplaces, hospitals, and halls of government.” These words are a welcome sight, especially after the horrors inflicted by the Biden-Harris administration over the previous four […]

Most Americans in new survey believe their job is meaningful to society

Most Americans say they believe their job is meaningful to society, a new survey found. According to the survey, released last week by YouGov, 62 percent of adult U.S. workers with full- or part-time jobs say they are meaningful. Just 20 percent of Americans say their jobs are not making meaningful contributions to the world,...

Russia attacks Ukraine despite ongoing ‘Easter truce’: Zelensky

Russia has attacked Ukraine despite the ongoing and agreed-upon “Easter truce,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Sunday. “As of Easter morning, we can state that the Russian army is attempting to create the general impression of a ceasefire, while in some areas still continuing isolated attempts to advance and inflict losses on Ukraine,” Zelensky said...

Trump’s ‘America first’ reveals a massive misunderstanding of international law 

Crucially, a country’s decision to become party to a treaty, even one that imposes some limitations on its freedom of action, is not a restriction on sovereignty.

RFK Jr. calls autism an epidemic: It ‘dwarfs COVID’

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., in a new interview, said autism was an epidemic with an impact that surpasses the COVID-19 pandemic. “This is an epidemic. It dwarfs the COVID epidemic and the impacts on our country because COVID killed old people. Autism affects children and affects them at the beginning...

Democrats face growing calls for generational change

Calls for generational change among Democrats are growing louder as the party seeks to chart a path forward going into the 2026 midterms. On Wednesday, Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chair David Hogg’s group Leaders We Deserve PAC launched a $20 million effort aimed at primarying House Democratic incumbents in safe seats in hopes of...

Schools, parents fear Trump trade war crossfire

Schools and parents are anxiously awaiting the impacts of President Trump’s tariff war, fearing the worst for a spike in the cost of food and school supplies.  The situation is fluid, with the president putting a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs for most countries but keeping a 10 percent flat rate for most foreign products...

Podcasts are latest trend for potential White House hopefuls

Several widely floated 2028 contenders are making their foray into the podcasting world, part of a broader trend of politicians using the platform to expand their reach. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D) is the latest rising political star to launch his own podcast, joining other high-profile names like California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and Sen....

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