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The very term “gender-altering surgery” is a grotesquely Orwellian phrase. Do you “affirm” your sexuality by carving off your sexual organs?

Vance made a success of being anti-elite and pro–working class, but his prescriptions for the economy betray that he has become, whether he acknowledges it or not, one of them.

Two classes for parents are planned through Gila County affiliated services First Things First and the Gila County office of the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Service.

Carl Trueman warns against a Christianity that loses its transcendent focus when it is drawn into immanent concerns, such as politics. He gives the example of theologians who gradually succumbed to the temptation of Nazism, contrasting them with Hermann Sasse and Dietrich Bonhoeffer, whose Bethel Confession, "placed the transcendent God, his Word and sacraments, and his church above all earthly powers."

Its World Book Day. Explore these seven book suggestions that can help improve your personal finance management.

Consumed By Fire releases "First Things First" commentary album

My newsroom colleagues Jason Horowitz and Gaia Pianigiani have a lovely report this week about family-friendly policies in the Italian province of Alto Adige-South Tyrol, which has the highest birthrate of any region in an aging, depopulating Italy.

(RNS) — A group of seven New York-area bishops have objected to a long-term lease for General Episcopal Seminary, saying the lessee, a Catholic school, has a donor that does not support rights for gay, transgender and queer people.

  Nick Wright believes the Houston Texans will be a better football team next season than this year's squad that enjoyed a surprising 10-7 finish and

Boise State Professor Scott Yenor has drawn backlash over the years for his comments on feminism and women.