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'Ten Ancestors' to examine the legacies of Indian boarding schools
TRAVERSE CITY — Sierra Clark brings a dark chapter of Michigan history into the light in her book “Ten Ancestors: One Journalist’s Intimate Investigation into Indian Boarding Schools.”
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#NRB2024 Forum to Address Israel's War with Hamas and Future Relations with the U.S. and the International Community
Explore the impact of the Oct. 7 attack on Israel and the war with Hamas on Israeli relations with the international community.
Source: nrb.org
Gunmen Kill One Journalist, Kidnap Two in Mali
Unidentified gunmen killed one journalist and abducted two other journalists earlier this month in Mali, the International Press Institute said Wednesda
Source: singaporestar.com
#NRB2023 Forum to Discuss How Christians Are Framed in Today's Media
An NRB Forum titled “How Christians Are Framed in the Media Today” will welcome a panel of media leaders from CBN, Fox, and The Washington Times.
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Fake Grass, Wood Frames and One Journalist's Search for Answers
A Real Estate reporter traveled the country to find out why some of America’s residential buildings look startlingly alike.
Source: nytimes.com
Are the Biblical End Times Upon Us?
Famines, earthquakes, wars, and rumors of wars are just some of the signs Jesus attributed to the “beginning of birth pains” (Matthew 24) set to precede the end of days.
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DeSantis is right: Disney brought its problems on itself
"They brought this on themselves."
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DeSantis is right: Disney brought its problems on itself
"They brought this on themselves."
Source: washingtontimes.com
The perils of our culture's insidious obsession with evil
But what, exactly, is evil? The term, defined in various forms, typically points to something "morally reprehensible" and is traditionally used to describe the horrors, inequalities and injustices arising from the misuse of free will.
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