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Religion in public spaces: What a new report means for America

June 27, 2026

A government group recently shared plans to change how religion interacts with public life. Their draft report suggests replacing the idea of keeping church and state separate with something they call "building bridges. " This idea is part of a larger set of recommendations from a team created last

science

Space Shuttle Endeavour Finally Stages Its Grand Entrance in Los Angeles

June 26, 2026

The California Science Center had a bold plan nearly thirty years ago: bring a real space shuttle to the City of Angels. The idea was part of a three‑step strategy, and it came true when Endeavour was revealed in its launch form at the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center. The event drew a crowd of re

sports

United States and Turkey Shake Up Lineups in Group D Clash

June 26, 2026

The U. S. team sat on the bench for Christian Pulisic, a change that echoed the sweeping lineup swaps by both nations. Both squads made major overhauls: the Americans switched nine players, while Turkey altered seven. Only Ricardo Pepi and Weston McKennie kept their spots from the previous gam

politics

Rent Freeze Wins Big Support for New York Tenants

June 26, 2026

The city’s Rent Guidelines Board decided to stop rent hikes for about one million regulated apartments, a move that matches the promise made by Mayor Zohran Mamdani early in his term. The board’s vote, 7‑to‑1, set rent increases to zero for both one‑year and two‑year leases starting in October. Tena

education

Summer Camp Fun: Farm, Science and Nature All in One

June 26, 2026

The Farm at Trinity Health is opening its doors for a summer of learning and play. A new deal with the Ann Arbor Hands‑On Museum and Leslie Science & Nature Center brings kids a chance to discover science, nature and farming right on the farm. Campers will get hands‑on projects that show how food

technology

Hidden Screens: TV Design That Fits Your Home

June 26, 2026

Living rooms are turning into mixed‑use spaces. A TV that used to dominate the wall is now just another element of a room’s style. Designers call this new type “lifestyle TV, ” and it blends performance with look‑and‑feel. The trend started because cities have smaller houses, and people want a sc

religion

Faith in Prison: More Than Just a Chapel Service

June 26, 2026

Prisons don't just hold bodies—they hold identities, broken relationships, and shattered self-images. When someone lands behind bars, they often lose everything that once defined them: their job, their family role, even their sense of belonging. In that empty space, faith steps in—not as a quick fix

politics

Texas Schools Might Soon Read the Bible—But Should They?

June 26, 2026

Texas could soon add Bible readings to the daily school routine. If approved, nearly 5. 5 million students from kindergarten to high school would spend time examining classic biblical stories as part of their English classes. The plan, set for a final vote soon, includes tales like Noah’s Ark and th

politics

Why Faith and Politics United at Nixon’s Old Home

June 26, 2026

A crowd of over 400 filled the Nixon Presidential Library last week to hear Vice President JD Vance talk about his new memoir on faith. The event, held in Yorba Linda, California, wasn’t just about books—it also mixed in sharp political comments. Vance opened by joking about book sales comparing him

politics

South Korea Holds Church Founder in Custody Over Political Push

June 25, 2026

A Seoul court has ordered the detention of Lee Man‑hee, a 95‑year‑old religious leader who started the Shincheonji Church of Jesus. Prosecutors say he helped thousands of his followers join the People Power Party before big elections, a move that violates South Korea’s Political Parties Act. The law