Stolen Lives: Slavery in the 21st Century

U.S. Opens First-ever Permanent Military Base in Israel

Has Uganda Solved the Refugee Problem?

Millions fleeing political oppression and violence in South Sudan are finding relief, healthcare, education and employment in their southern neighbor’s refugee camps.

Can America Erase Racism?

We tried to remove it in the years following the Civil War. We dreamed it would go away during the civil rights movement of the 1960s. Yet we still grapple with racism today.

Stuck in the Sand: Will the U.S. Ever Get Out of Afghanistan?

It is America’s longest war. And the United States does not appear to be leaving the Middle East nation anytime soon.

Reeling from Irma, Caribbean Under Threat of Disease Outbreaks and Economic Woes

The Faces Behind Internet Scams

Internet and phone ploys have swindled millions of dollars from vulnerable citizens. Yet those perpetrating the crimes are often victims too.

U.S. Health Insurance Premiums Set to Rival Mortgage Payments

As Washington endlessly debates healthcare reform, the average citizen is left paying the bill. What can individuals do about it?

What Are Smartphones Doing to Our Kids?

Mobile technology in the hands of children and teens provides convenience, but we are beginning to discover it comes at a cost.

Welcome to Baltimore: Where It’s “Easier to Get a Gun Than a Job”

Canada’s Refugee Crisis

Thousands are fleeing the United States for the “Great White North”—yet their future remains uncertain.

In a Hyper-connected World, Why Do We Feel So Alone?

People are increasingly lonely, even in a world connected by technology. God’s Word teaches how to buck the trend and cultivate close friendships.

Emmanuel Macron: President of France

France’s new president entered office with immense popularity identifying himself as a political outsider, much like his United States counterpart. But will the Paris newcomer be able to deliver on his promises?

Revolution: How the Reformation Shaped the Modern World

Five hundred years after Martin Luther challenged the monolithic power of the Catholic Church, the effects of the movement he sparked continue.

Hurricane Harvey: Why Tragedy Gets Our Attention

What lessons should we learn after witnessing Hurricane Harvey’s catastrophic damage in Texas and Louisiana?

The Age of Democracy?

Half of the United States pinned their hopes on a president who promised to be their voice in Washington. The other half feels obligated to protest and resist until they get their way. America’s government is caught in the middle and beginning to crack from the strain.

Is Going Green the Answer?

Many consider eco-friendly practices as the way to solve mankind’s environmental issues. But is this realistic?