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An easy ‘A’

Money | Does approval from the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability offer Christians useful information about an organization’s financial discipline?

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Rough weather

News analysis | Two weeks of meteorological and political storms, with more brewing 

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Young, black, and conservative

Politics | A vocal group of young African Americans wants to change the face of conservatism

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Five years after Ebola

Disease | One small mission hospital in Liberia saved lives and paved the way for better healthcare in Africa

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Help is [still, maybe] on the way

Middle East | An entrenched aid machine in Washington is endangering a post-ISIS comeback for Iraq’s Christians and Yazidis—and a big success story for the Trump administration

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Abortionist kept remains of unborn babies at home

Law enforcement officials announced the discovery of 2,246 medically preserved fetal remains at the Illinois home of a deceased abortionist.

Two mended hearts

Marriage | Forgiveness enabled Kathi and Hal Higley to heal from trauma and an affair (Third in a series on long marriages)

Young, black, and conservative

Politics | A vocal group of young African Americans wants to change the face of conservatism

OxyContin maker to pay massive settlement

The maker of OxyContin agreed to settle claims from 22 states and more than 2,000 local governments for damages in the opioid crisis, attorneys sai

Americans mark the 18th anniversary of 9/11

Families of terror victims gathered with U.S.

Dutch court acquits doctor of forced euthanasia

A physician who administered lethal drugs to a resistant dementia patient committed legal euthanasia, judges in the Netherlands ruled Wednesday.

Pastor Jarrid Wilson dies of suicide

Jarrid Wilson, an associate pastor of a California megachurch and an advocate for mental health, committed suicide Monday. He was 30.

Couple charged for spending accidental windfall

When a bank teller accidentally deposited $120,000 in the wrong account, the account’s owners went on a shopping spree.

Four rescued from overturned cargo ship

After 36 hours of rescue efforts, the U.S.

More wind and rain coming to beleaguered Bahamas

A developing tropical storm could add to the misery of people recovering from Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas.

Scars to heal

Disease | In a country ravaged by war and epidemic, an American Ebola survivor and a Liberian pastor help residents recover from trauma

Rough weather

News analysis | Two weeks of meteorological and political storms, with more brewing 

Dorian lashes Canada on its way out to sea

Hurricane Dorian knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of people in Nova Scotia, Canada, on Sunday.

North Carolinians assess damage from Dorian

Residents along North Carolina’s Outer Banks awoke Saturday to clear skies, receding floodwaters, and a better look at the damage left by Hurricane

Dorian makes landfall on North Carolina’s Outer Banks

Weakened to a Category 1 storm, Hurricane Dorian’s eye moved over Cape Hatteras on North Carolina’s Outer Banks Friday morning.

Researchers wrap up Loch Ness DNA hunt

Scientists who studied DNA samples from Loch Ness in Scotland said the lake’s legendary monster could be a giant eel.

More than genes

Science | Study attempts to tie homosexual behavior to genetics

A trip to Grand Bassa County

Liberia | Since Ebola hit Liberia, a team of doctors and nurses has traveled to hard-to-reach areas to provide basic healthcare