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More money or more strings?

Education | A homeschooling innovation brings opportunity and danger

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Drowning in red

Higher Education | Historic Christian colleges like Nyack College are facing financial crises that are forcing big changes. Some haven’t survived

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Life after chess

Education | Former New York public-school student Alex Lenderman, one of the world’s top chess players, mastered the game and embraced the Christian faith in the process

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Blaine, Blaine, short-sighted briber from the state of Maine

Education | State constitutional roadblocks to school choice grew out of anti-Catholic hostility and the myth of educational neutrality

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Troubled waters

News | Back-to-back mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, bring a tragic conclusion to a long summer

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Epstein’s death ruled a suicide

Billionaire and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein killed himself by hanging in prison, the New York medical examiner confirmed Friday.

Responsible for each other

Race Issues | Redefining white guilt and white privilege

Regaining a lost love

Marriage | A crisis in Mark and Dorothy Looman’s marriage taught them to prioritize one another (First in a series on long marriages)

Accuser sues Epstein’s estate

The same day a new law governing child sexual abuse cases went into effect in New York, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged victims used it to sue the

Six officers shot in Philadelphia standoff

A suspect is in custody after an hourslong standoff and gun battle Wednesday in which he wounded six Philadelphia police officers.

El Paso holds memorial service for shooting victims

People packed a baseball stadium in El Paso, Texas, Wednesday night for the ceremony honoring those

Troubled waters

News | Back-to-back mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, bring a tragic conclusion to a long summer

Epstein guards falsified records on the night of his death

Two guards on duty the night billionaire Jeffrey Epstein died in jail are under suspicion of falling asleep, failing to check on the inmate for abo

Friend of Dayton shooter facing federal charges

A longtime friend of the Dayton, Ohio, mass shooter assisted him with his weaponry but did not know about the attack or help plan it, according to