Cyber for Everyone: It’s Time to Act Accordingly

Cyber Is a Product for Everyone The recent surge in retail cyberattacks highlights that no business—regardless of sector or size—is immune to breaches. What was once seen as isolated incidents are now daily headlines, with high-street brands and supply chains feeling the impact. Conversations about cyber threats have moved from specialist circles into everyday discussions, … Read more

Equality Versus Equity: Redefining Feminism in Today’s Workforce

From Equality to Equity: Rethinking Feminism in the Modern Workforce What Should Modern Feminists Truly Pursue? Feminism is often understood as the push for gender parity. Yet, merely offering the same treatment to everyone does not guarantee that all individuals have an equal opportunity to succeed. When policies are designed with a one-size-fits-all approach, they … Read more

Legislator Condemns Suspect’s Wife Shooting as a Betrayal of Christian Values

Today’s Summary A notable headline has emerged recently regarding the wife of a man charged in connection with attacks on Minnesota legislators. In her statement this past Thursday, she condemned the violence as deeply misaligned with the Christian faith, describing it as a profound betrayal of its core values. This perspective reflects not only personal … Read more

Rising Faith-Based Support for Marriage Rights Amid Ongoing Opposition

Changing Views in Faith Communities Over the past decade since same-sex marriage became legal in the United States, many religious groups have significantly shifted their perspectives. While some congregations remain steadfast in their traditional beliefs, a growing number have come to support marriage equality, reflecting broader social changes and reinterpretations of faith. Broadening Acceptance Amid … Read more

US Spirituality and Religion: A Comparison with 35 Countries

Religious Identification Among U.S. Adults The findings reveal that a significant majority—more than two-thirds—of adults in the United States associate themselves with a particular faith tradition. This includes adherence to a range of religious beliefs such as Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and other spiritual paths. Understanding U.S. Spiritual Trends The data highlights a diverse … Read more

Out and Faithful: Embracing a Christian Identity

A Journey of Unexpected Transformation I once stood as a bold queer activist on my college campus, proudly voicing my skepticism of Christianity and distancing myself from all that it stood for. I challenged the traditional norms and questioned the spiritual narratives that had long been a part of society. Questioning and Rebelling In my … Read more

The Council of Nicaea’s Enduring Impact on Christianity

A Landmark Assembly in Early Christianity Approximately 1700 years ago, a vibrant and tumultuous gathering took place that would forever change the course of Christian history. This assembly, marked by fervent debate and spirited dialogue, played a critical role in shaping the foundational beliefs of the faith. Defining the Faith Through Debate During this influential … Read more

Study Reveals Sharp Decline in U.S. Christianity Over the Past Decade and Explores the Reasons Behind It

Christianity’s Shifting Landscape in the United States A recent analysis reveals that the number of Americans identifying as Christians has experienced a more pronounced decline over the past decade than any other religious affiliation. However, despite this downward trend, Christianity still retains its position as the majority faith. Understanding the Decline The recent study indicates … Read more

Duffy Calls on All 50 Governors to Scrap Rainbow Crosswalks

Duffy Calls on Governors to Keep Roadways Free of Political Messaging Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has communicated with the governors of every state, urging them to eliminate displays on public roads that could distract drivers, including politically themed designs such as LGBT rainbow crosswalks. In his recent correspondence, Duffy stressed that highway spaces should solely … Read more