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Researchers turn to artificial intelligence to read fragile ancient scrolls
Artificial intelligence is helping researchers unlock the secrets of ancient scrolls. University of Kentucky computer scientists used AI technology to read an…
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Black faith leaders stand up for life ahead of Ohio vote
Although African Americans often have been the silent minority in the fight for life, they are beginning to make their…
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Hamas calls for ‘day of rage’ Friday against Israel, U.S.
Security is high around the world Friday after Palestinian and Hamas leaders called for a Day of Rage and jihad.…
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‘Christianity Today’ editors donated to radical Democrats: report
Top staff members at “Christianity Today,” long considered the flagship publication of evangelicalism, apparently are out of step with the…
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One percent of illegal aliens released into US since 2021 have been removed, research finds
With the massive attack by Gaza and Hamas across Israel’s heavily secured border, Congress is focusing more attention on the…
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New California Senator Laphonza Butler led national pro-abortion group
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has appointed Laphonza Butler, the head of EMILY’s List, a pro-abortion fundraising organization, to serve out…
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Nationwide Bring Your Bible to School Day is Thursday
Hundreds of thousands of students across the nation are expected to participate in the annual Bring Your Bible to School…
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Group to spend $10 million supporting school choice in 2024 elections
School choice has become a hot issue in the wake of the pandemic. As the 2024 election season approaches, the…
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Help for churches readying for ‘Pastor Appreciation’ month
Pastor Appreciation Month, which is marked each October, is here. The Easy as 1-2-3 Program from the National Association of…
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One in three Missourians considers their public schools to be of poor quality
Nearly one-third of Missouri voters consider their public schools to be of poor quality, up from 17 percent a year…
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