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Buildings, monuments, and hundreds of churches across the world are being lit up in red throughout November in honor of persecuted Christians suffering for their faith.
Archbishop Peter Chung Soon-taick shared at a peace forum in Seoul this week that he plans to invite a youth delegation from North Korea to the 2027 World Youth Day to take place in the South Korean capital.
Journalists are increasingly recognizing that the “science of reading” extends to building knowledge. But they need to get more specific about what that looks like.
(Monday market open) “Risk-off” lights flashed early Monday as Fed Week began, with rising Treasury yields and crude oil potentially limiting stock rallies. Mega-cap stocks, which lost ground Friday, remained in the red in premarket trading this morning and could keep the pressure on market-cap weighted indexes.
Looking at last week, which was the last full week before the Fed announcement, we see the pattern unmistakably, as markets absorbed economic news not in terms of what they mean in and of themselves, but in terms of which ways the winds would blow in terms of our volatile double-minded central planners.