News
- Mexican bishops to put photos of dead priests in churches
- Australian floods worsen as thousands more Sydney residents evacuate
- Catholic priest abducted in Nigeria, diocese says
- Rising temperatures reawakening "placid" Alpine glaciers
- Uzbekistan says 18 killed, hundreds wounded in unrest
- Updated: At least six killed in US shooting at 4th July parade
RINA CHANDRAN and MENNA A FAROUK, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, report on how high fuel prices, income cuts, and a global economic slowdown have put gig workers in a precarious position...
BUSANI BAFANA, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports on how drought-ruined crops and a government mandate to sell harvests to the state have raised fears of food insecurity...
BOB SMIETANA, of Religion News Service, reports that in the wake of the Dobbs decision, abortion foes hope to ban abortion where they can and find ‘creative approaches’ like shareholder activism to punish abortion rights supporters...
FABIANO MAISONNAVE and NICOLE WINFIELD, of Associated Press, report on the appointmend of Leonardo Steiner, Archbishop of the Brazilian city of Manaus, as the first cardinal from the Amazon region ...
EMILY MCFARLAN MILLER, of Religion News Service, reports that before United Methodists could vote on the widely endorsed plan, traditionalists went ahead and launched a new denomination and several representatives of centrist and progressive groups revoked their support...
Essays
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JUVARIA JAFRI, of the University of Cambridge says, in an article first published on The Conversation, that Pakistan’s economic struggles exemplify the "little fires" lit across the global economy by a war during a pandemic...
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- MURRAY LEITH
In an article first published on The Conversation, MURRAY LEITH, professor of political science at the University of the West of Scotland, examines the context for the latest call for a referendum on Scotland's independence...
Essay: US Supreme Court’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ ruling puts immigration policy in the hands of voters – as long as elected presidents follow the rules
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- KEVIN JOHNSON
US law professor KEVN JOHNSON explains - in an article published on The Conversation - US Supreme Court's latest immigration-related ruling...
Sponsored
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DENIS PLANT, principal of Vision Colleges in Australia, writes about the advantages of studying the Bible "at your pace from your place"...
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DAVID ADAMS, Sight editor and publisher, explains why Sight is now offering advertisers a sponsored articles option...
Columns
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CHARISSA CHEONG writes about how she turned to God during a recent period of anxiety...
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JADE LE DELEY and JEROME PUGMIRE, of Associated Press, report from Creteil in France...
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ISABEL WOODFORD, of Reuters, reports from Izucar de Matamoros in Mexico's Puebla state...
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ANDRE HENRY, in an article first published on Religion News Service, writes about how a New York City watering hole for Black artists founded by Motown songwriters has become a haven...
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DAVID ADAMS provides a round-up of some stories on the odder side of life...
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US columnist CAROL ROUND, in an article first published on ASSIST News Service, reflects on her encounter with someone she describes as a "shining example" of God's love...
Reviews
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DAVID ADAMS reads historian Lloyd Llewellyn-Jone's new book on the history and culture of the Achaemenids...
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MARCUS CHEONG watches Baz Luhrmann's 'Elvis'...
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MARCUS CHEONG watched the latest in the Jurassic Park franchise (and the final in the Jurassic World trilogy)...
Columns
CHARISSA CHEONG writes about how she turned to God during a recent period of anxiety...
JADE LE DELEY and JEROME PUGMIRE, of Associated Press, report from Creteil in France...
ISABEL WOODFORD, of Reuters, reports from Izucar de Matamoros in Mexico's Puebla state...
ANDRE HENRY, in an article first published on Religion News Service, writes about how a New York City watering hole for Black artists founded by Motown songwriters has become a haven...
DAVID ADAMS provides a round-up of some stories on the odder side of life...
US columnist CAROL ROUND, in an article first published on ASSIST News Service, reflects on her encounter with someone she describes as a "shining example" of God's love...
Lifestyle
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In an article first published on The Conversation, MICHAEL J RENNER, director of zoo and conservation science at Drake University, explores where the idea of zoos came from...
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Health Insight: Is intermittent fasting actually good for weight loss? Here’s what the evidence says
DAVID CLAYTON, a senior lecturer in nutrition and exercise physiology at Nottingham Trent University, looks - in an article first published on The Conversation, at what research reveals about the practice of intermittent fasting...
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Open University academics MORTEZA ABOLHASANI, GORDON LIU and ZAHRA GOLROKHI look - in an article first published on The Conversation - at how to look beyond "greenwashing"...
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