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Anti-Christian Nationalist Progressives seem to aim their invectives at American Christian Nationalism, but they actually strike pain into evangelical Christians. Even if our evangelical friends strongly denounce Christian nationalism, they still get scapegoated by the progressives. All this is due to anxiety stirred up by Republican Party politics. It's sad that these Christian groups fell for the sucker punch. Anti-Christian Nationalist Progressives scapegoat evangelicals

Torontonians eager to catch a glimpse of the upcoming total solar eclipse would be wise to hit the road and head out of town Monday.

The post, "Who is afraid of Christian Nationalism?," stirred up a hornets nest. Let's get inside the buzzing to see just what stings. We will find two hornets nests, one for American Christian Nationalism (ACN) and one for Christians Against Christian Nationalism (CACN). Christian Nationalist Hornets Nest

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences has adopted a new curriculum that will reshape the academic experience of its undergraduate students beginning in Fall 2025, following an April 4 vote by faculty representatives.

Monday’s solar eclipse won’t leave eastern North Carolina in the dark, but that doesn’t mean there will be nothing to see here.

Seven research projects of the Ural Federal University won the competition of the Russian Science Foundation. Scientific groups will receive support for basic research. Four grants will go to the Institute of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, two to

While D.C. isn’t in the eclipse’s path of totality, you still may get a glimpse of the solar wonder. If you’re still looking to get glasses or figure out some tricks to view the eclipse, here’s what you need to know.

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<p>To study dark energy’s effects over the past 11 billion years, the <a href="https://www.desi.lbl.gov/">Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument</a> (DESI) collaboration has created the largest 3D map of the cosmos ever constructed using the most precise measurements to date. This is the first time scientists have measured the expansion history of the young universe with a precision better than 1%. On April 4, Dr. Mustapha Ishak-Boushaki of The Univer...