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Atlanta to pay $1.2 million to Christian fire chief

International Committee of the Red Cross

Extremist group kills another Nigerian aid worker

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Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen dies

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Trump visits Florida to see hurricane damage

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Brunson heads home for next phase of ministry

International Plus, news about the Saudis, Hmong, and an American in Israeli detention

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The Swift effect

Music Could a pop star’s plea make a difference at the polls?

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A victim of gender theory

Transgenderism An Atlanta-area mother says school dismissed her report of her daughter’s sexual abuse

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Turkey frees Brunson but closes door to his ministry

International The American pastor faithfully served in the country for more than 20 years

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A House divided

Elections | Even as a contentious Supreme Court nomination deepens political rifts, Democrats seek to grab Republican House seats by playing to the center

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Literature | A plagiarism incident involving Ann Voskamp shows the new dynamics of Christian publishing in a digital age

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Every tribe and tongue

Asia | Christianity has transformed many minority Hmong communities in Vietnam, and now the Hmong are spreading the Word

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A time to mourn

News analysis | A terrible quake caps an emotional week

The upshot of pot

Drug Abuse | A practical look at marijuana laws and effects

Journals

Beware mobocracy

Whirled Views Protesting isn’t the same as demanding desired outcomes at all costs

A ‘town hall’ with a film director

Metro Minute Sitting through a press conference with director Alfonso Cuarón following his lovely film <em>Roma</em>

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Race and the church

Sophia's World How much do our enduring divisions grieve God?

Rome meets Beijing

Snapshots of China The Vatican’s new deal with China gives Communist leaders more control over Catholicism in the country

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Human rights in China, and limiting kids' screen time

June Cheng discusses a new report on human rights in China, Sarah Schweinsberg covers religious liberty in Canada, and J.C. Derrick talks with Trillia Newbell of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission about children and technology. Plus: commentary from Marvin Olasky.

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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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