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Religious events mix welcome messages with community fun in Louisiana

June 27, 2026

Sunday mornings often bring familiar routines, but two Baton Rouge churches are breaking the mold this weekend. St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church isn’t just hosting its regular service at 10 a. m. — it’s throwing a Pride Mass that warmly invites LGBTQ+ individuals and their supporters to celebrate equ

politics

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

health

Hot Days, Cool Choices: Hospitals Struggle with Rising Temperatures

June 26, 2026

France is sweating through its hottest days ever recorded, and the country’s hospitals are feeling the heat—literally. In Fleury-Mérogis, just outside Paris, the Frédéric-Henri Manhès hospital has become a temporary escape for patients and staff thanks to its air-conditioned waiting room. The rest o

entertainment

Playing with history’s hidden rules in a slow-moving adventure

June 26, 2026

The game starts where most adventures don’t—inside a small town where nothing obvious happens. Instead of chasing dragons or saving kingdoms, you step into the shoes of a painter named Andreas Mahler in a Bavarian village around the year 1500. The first thing you notice isn’t a battle scene; it’s a

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

crime

A Deadly Night in Sunnyside: The Mystery of a Stolen Car and a Murdered Man

June 25, 2026

A routine call to a car fire on August 15, 1994, at 830 Howard Ave. in Sunnyside turned into a nightmare when firefighters found a charred body wrapped in a rug inside the vehicle. The victim, a white male aged 35‑40, was bound with an electrical cord in a hog‑tie position and had been shot several

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

art

A New Space for Chinese Queer Art in San Francisco

June 25, 2026

The first museum that showcases queer art from China and its diaspora just opened in San Francisco’s Chinatown, a neighborhood known for its historic Chinese community. The building sits next to the Chinese Historical Society of America Museum and offers a single room filled with photographs, zines,

politics

Coach Exit Sparks Debate Over Faith and Leadership in McKeesport

June 25, 2026

The board of the McKeesport Area School District approved a personnel report that included the resignation of head football coach Matt Miller. Five directors voted for the move while three opposed it, citing legal counsel and concerns about religious implications. A local former player and NFL vete

crypto

MemeToro’s New AI Token Lets Users Try Smart Tech Early

June 25, 2026

MemeToro has opened a pre‑sale for its new AI agent, giving people the chance to join a blockchain system that mixes artificial intelligence with decentralized apps. The $MT token will be the key currency for this network, letting users tap into AI tools, bet on predictions, stake coins, and use aut