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Court blocks initiative to split California three ways

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Migrants drown after boat capsizes, sinks near Cyprus

More details emerge about suspected Russian agent

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Roundups

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A complex reality

Compassion Some migrant children may be better off remaining separated from their parents

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A dangerous fig leaf

Education ‘Restorative justice’ approaches to school discipline reduces punishments but enables behavior problems

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Andrew Brunson’s wife, Noreen, arrives at the prison complex in Aliaga, Turkey, Wednesday for her husband’s hearing.

Brunson defends himself ‘with boldness’

International The American pastor heads back to a Turkish jail as he awaits an October trial date

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Fostering conflict

Religious Liberty Religious child placement agencies have diverging responses to LGBT demands

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Go and do likewise

Hope Awards | These Hope Award winners are worthy of votes, financial support, and even imitation

Lakota lessons

Hope Awards | Christian school brings the gospel—and respect for Lakota culture—to Cheyenne River Indian Reservation

‘A man has to have a purpose’

Hope Awards | A South Carolina prison ministry finds success following inmates from the cellblock to the workbench

‘A bias for action’

Hope Awards | Starting with four men mentoring four teenagers, Jericho Partnership now energizes a slew of local ministries

‘They’re like birds’

Hope Awards | Colorado group helps Burmese refugees who often arrive with nothing and ‘just need a little help, and they fly on their own’

Journals

Rolling into barbarism

Sophia's World Today’s pro-abortion propaganda is increasingly anti-woman and extremist

Remembering the 709 crackdown

Snapshots of China Chinese human rights lawyers remain in detention on the third anniversary of the ‘709 Incident’

Summer salt

Metro Minute Pastor Tim Keller speaks to UK parliamentarians, and Mossad finds a special watch

Major on minors

Whirled Views Over 2,000 immigrant children have been separated from parents at the border, but thousands more crossed alone

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Ohio's crackdown on payday lending, and Russia's crackdown on evangelism

Maria Baer reports on Ohio's attempt to reform the payday loan industry, Anna Johansen provides an update on Brexit, and Paul Butler reports on how ministries in Russia are working around the country's anti-evangelism law. Plus: a preview of this weekend's Listening In.

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Insightful interviews with popular musicians, Christian thought leaders, makers of movies and television, respected authors, and key political leaders.

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A conversation with Bruce Ashford

This week, Warren Smith talks with Bruce Ashford, the provost at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Ashford recently wrote a book called Letters to An American Christian, in which he offers advice to a hypothetical college student.