News
- In Hong Kong, Xi says "one country, two systems" is here to stay
- Missiles kill 17 near Odesa after Ukraine retakes Snake Island
- Soundbite - The TCM Update: Hillsong United's 'Are We There Yet?' about the journey
- In the US, Columbia Theological Seminary accused of racism amid influx of Black students
- Girls' education raised at Taliban's first national gathering since takeover
- Ukraine's Lviv symbolically votes to ban formerly Moscow-affiliated church
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...
JIM GOMEZ, of Associated Press, reports on the legacy of outgoing Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's anti-drug crackdown...
KATHRYN POST, of Religion News Service, reports that at least a dozen pregnancy centres across the US have been vandalised or set ablaze since the leak of the Dobbs decision draft...
EMILY MCFARLAN MILLER, of Religion News Service, reports on a new documentary featuring Catholic priest James Martin's ministry to LGBTQ Catholics...
HOLLY MEYER, of Associated Press, reports on how churches across the US are addressing homelessness by building tiny homes...
Essays
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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US law professor KEVN JOHNSON explains - in an article published on The Conversation - US Supreme Court's latest immigration-related ruling...
Essay: Hong Kong’s handover 25 years on - why human rights eroded so dramatically in the past two years
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- ERIC YAN-HO LAI
As China prepares to mark the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover from British colonial rule, legal scholar ERIC YAN-HO LAI says - in an article first published on The Conversation - that human rights in Hong Kong have been significantly eroded...
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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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...
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ANGUS MCDOWELL and AHMED ELUMAMI, of Reuters, report from Sirte...
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CAROLINE WAMBUI, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports on how a Kenyan project to install irrigation meters has encouraged upstream farmers to use only what they need, leaving more for those downstream...
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
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...
ANGUS MCDOWELL and AHMED ELUMAMI, of Reuters, report from Sirte...
CAROLINE WAMBUI, of Thomson Reuters Foundation, reports on how a Kenyan project to install irrigation meters has encouraged upstream farmers to use only what they need, leaving more for those downstream...
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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