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The case of prison convert Will Speer shows the significance of ‘peers’ leading ministry behind bars.

Will Speer is one of the first faith-based coordinators for Texas inmates facing the death penalty. He’s scheduled to be executed this week.

Producers of "Shiny Happy People" would love to make more of the Amazon docuseries, and they have plenty of alarming material.

Prime Video's 'Shiny Happy People: Duggar Family Secrets' producers dig into some of the elements of the four-part docuseries that they hope eventually 'see the light of the day' — including an 'intense' look at the Duggar family's controversial religious leader Bill Gothard

Cutting costs means trimming down decadence as the Big Oil company moves to Houston.

Ian Higton talks about the first two hours of The Last Worker's PSVR2 gameplay.

And I don't think we have reached the panic stage just yet....ZM

Ole Anthony and the God Thing In which Joe Bob Briggs, America’s irreverent drive-in movie critic, gets religion. Ole Anthony was the only preacher I ever met who wanted to talk about getting laid. To be fair, he mostly talked about not getting laid and the crimp it put in his lifestyle. But there were nights in the early ’80s when we would hang out at smoky, boozy joints like Arthur’s, the notorious upscale pickup bar in North Dallas, and svelte elegant women with bedroom eyes would lin...

Inside Exxon Mobils God Pod Benji JonesJan 29, 2021, 23:23 IST President Joe Biden signs an executive orderKevin Lamarque/Reuters Happy Friday, and welcome to Insider Energy, a weekly energy newsletter brought to you by Business Insider. Heres what you need to know: Want to get Insider Energy in your inbox every Friday? Sign up here. You can reach me at bjones@businessinsider.com. I welcome feedback and story tips. Our new politics newsletter is launching next week featuring a morning round...

Exxon Mobil, like most large oil companies, faced a number of tough decisions in 2020. After the price of crude collapsed, the firm slashed capital spending by $10 billion, cut thousands of workers, and said it would write down billions more in assets.  Behind those decisions is what some employees have referred to as the "God Pod" — Exxons executive wing at the companys headquarters. The name is a reference to the top floors of the office that the group occupies, and its been used to ...