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- Transgender Atheist Describes 'Radical Perspective Change' That Led Her to Christianity Haley Furst, who identified as a transgender man and atheist for years, says a coworker's reading … Sep 12
- A 9/11 Survivor's Lessons on Faith, Courage and Living Fully A former Merrill Lynch employee who watched the September 11 attacks unfold from the World Financial … Sep 11
- Franklin Graham Urges Americans to 'Turn Back' to God 25 Years After 9/11 Rev. Franklin Graham is calling on Americans to remember the turn toward faith that followed the … Sep 10
- Siller Family to Retrace 9/11 Hero's Final Run as Tunnel to Towers Tour Ends The family of FDNY firefighter Stephen Siller will walk through the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel to mark the … Sep 10
- Global Test Scores Hit Record Low as Family Support for Education Declines New PISA results show math, reading and science scores at their lowest point in the test's … Sep 10
- Americans Are Speaking Hundreds Fewer Words a Day, and It's Hurting Health and Work Research shows a steady decline in daily conversation over 15 years, with consequences for well-being, team … Sep 10
- Social Security 2027: The Dates Beneficiaries Should Watch The official 2027 COLA is still pending. The decisive data and SSA announcement arrive in the … Sep 8
- France’s PISA slide shows why education reform cannot stop at curriculum Record-low French reading and math results point to a wider challenge involving proficiency, classroom conditions, family … Sep 8
- Adam Carolla says Los Angeles went from a city no one left to a place residents flee for ‘anywhere’ else Comedian Adam Carolla says Los Angeles has changed from a city residents rarely left to one … Sep 8
- Australia proposes law giving social media users control over algorithm feeds The Australian government announced proposed legislation that would require social media platforms to offer users over … Sep 8
- A Book Is No Longer Proof That Someone Knows the Subject Self-publishing and AI have weakened one of the old shortcuts readers used to judge expertise: the … Sep 6
- Why a Nuclear Attack Would Overwhelm America’s Civil Defense The U.S. has nuclear deterrence, emergency plans and federal stockpiles. What it does not have is … Sep 6
- Gloria Steinem, Feminist Icon and Ms. Magazine Co-Founder, Dies at 92 Gloria Steinem, a leading voice of second-wave feminism and co-founder of Ms. magazine and the National … Sep 3
- Women who start hormone therapy in their 50s may have 23% lower dementia risk A new study of 183,450 postmenopausal women found that starting hormone replacement therapy between ages 46 … Sep 2
- Stud or Dud offers background checks for dating app matches A new website from PeopleFinders, Stud or Dud, lets daters search public records on potential partners … Sep 2
- How to Cut Food Waste in Your Child’s School Lunchbox American school cafeterias discard an estimated 530,000 tons of food annually. Experts share practical strategies for … Aug 31
- Women account for only 26% of AI job hires, missing out on higher salaries A LinkedIn analysis finds women hold just 26% of AI-related job hires despite making up half … Aug 31
- Fitbit founders launch family health tracking system with new wearable Fitbit cofounders James Park and Eric Friedman introduced Luffu, a health tracking platform with the Luffu … Aug 30
- Tuskegee University president defends dress code as workplace preparation Tuskegee University President Dr. Mark Brown defends the school's renewed dress code and conduct standards, arguing … Aug 30
- Random Acts of Kindness Boost Well-Being, Research Shows Research shows that performing random acts of kindness improves happiness for both givers and receivers, with … Aug 30