On July 20, 1969, the Apollo 11 mission first put a man on the moon and has become an iconic moment in American history, and 50 years later, the nation hopes to reach further. ...
Read More »Ocasio-Cortez blames flooding on Republicans
Talk about “draining the swamp,” Washington, DC area residents are hoping the region drains today after drenching rains and flooding hit the area Monday. New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was again quick ...
Read More »Be My Eyes app lets volunteers help the blind
A new app developed to aid the blind in completing daily tasks actually uses complete strangers to make it work. It is an example of Galatians 6:2 which reads, “Carry each other’s ...
Read More »DNA shows Philistines, and modern-day Palestinians, were really European
A dramatic and explosive DNA discovery in Israel has implications for the political struggle between Israelis and Palestinians. Three years ago, archaeologists digging in Israel revealed they had excavated a Philistine cemetery ...
Read More »Vatican agrees with science: you cannot change your sex
Pope Francis has again gone on record rejecting the idea that people can choose or change their genders. The Vatican is following accepted biological and medical science that human sex is determined ...
Read More »Biden announces his own expensive ‘green new deal’ on the climate
Former Vice President Joe Biden has announced a very expensive proposal to alter the world’s climate and will ask the American people to pay for it. The plan would reportedly cost more ...
Read More »Mummy DNA supports Egyptian Dynasty descended from Noah’s son Ham
An amazing DNA discovery supports the Bible story that says Egypt’s first dynasty is descended from Noah’s son Ham. The groundbreaking research is based on DNA taken from Egyptian mummies. CNN reports that ...
Read More »Israel makes 5,000 year-old beer from ancient yeast
We all know the story of how Jesus turned water into wine. Now, a team of Israeli scientists have made beer using 5,000-year-old yeast. Beer is mentioned several times in the Bible ...
Read More »Israeli scientists create first 3D print of a heart
The first 3D print of a complete heart was disclosed by Israeli scientists on Monday. The Tel Aviv University researchers called it a “major medical breakthrough,” advancing options for transplants even though ...
Read More »White couple claims they’ve ‘changed’ their race
The escalating global debate over genetic identity has taken on a new twist. Now there’s a couple who were born white, but they say they’re changing to become black. The Daily Mail ...
Read More »Glaciers growing again; now scientist says that’s bad news
You’ve probably heard the alarmed scientists and politicians before: Global warming is causing glaciers to melt, serving as the proverbial canary in the mine shaft of a planet on the brink of ...
Read More »Second jury finds Roundup causes cancer
A U.S. jury ruled on March 19 that agrochemical company Monsanto’s weed killer product, Roundup, was a major contributing factor in causing cancer. It is the second such ruling. Shares in Bayer, the ...
Read More »Scientists who doubt evolution sign major petition
An online petition voicing scientific opposition to Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution has reached more than 1,000 signatures, pointing to an increased consensus among the scientific community. The statement, “A Scientific Dissent From ...
Read More »Scientists confirm how Sodom was destroyed
Many historians and scientists have, for years, doubted the Biblical story of Sodom. Destroyed by fire and heat from the sky, the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed for their sinfulness. ...
Read More »School computer science gets boost from Gov. Parson
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has signed a bill to allow high schoolers to apply a computer science credit toward math, science or practical art credits needed for graduation. Parson signed the bill ...
Read More »What’s the truth about proposed new gender policy?
The Trump administration may soon spearhead efforts to define sex and gender according to biology. In a Department of Health and Human Services memo leaked to the New York Times, officials argue ...
Read More »Who feels more purpose in life? Conservatives or liberals?
Add “feeling a purpose in life” to the list of differences betweens conservatives and liberals. People who associate with one of those groups are more likely to believe their lives are meaningful, ...
Read More »Coffee drinkers live longer?
While Starbucks shutters storefronts across the nation, coffee itself may be getting a boost from recent studies. New research shows it may boost chances for a longer life, even for those who ...
Read More »3 surprising reasons science isn’t done with God
The belief that science has an answer for everything seems universal. Often alongside it is the notion that God is therefore redundant and that believing in him is reminiscent of believing in ...
Read More »“Jesus rode a dinosaur” and other silly science teens may learn at church
Growing up, Mike McHargue loved science. He would drive his youth pastor and Sunday School teachers “insane,” he said, with difficult questions in his quest to reconcile his faith with science. Eventually, his ...
Read More »Is this Jesus? First 3D image of Shroud of Turin released
An Italian professor has created a 3D image of of the man on the Shroud of Turin, claiming that it is the “precise image of what Jesus looked like on this earth.” ...
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