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Tehran’s leadership has also not publicly signed off on the agreement yet
To the naked eye it is obvious that China’s spectacular growth surge from the late 1970s onward is the largest single transformation in world economic history
Despite a decade of seismic shifts in American public life, a recent Pew survey shows that clergy are largely addressing the same political and social issues in their sermons that they were ten years ago. Adults who attend religious services at least one to two times a month told researchers they typically hear messages against Read more. The post Traditional Hot-Button Issues Still Dominate Political Talk from the Pulpit appeared first on Christianity Today
A few years ago, I sat across from a young man whom I had been discipling for several months. He was sincere. He came to church. He asked good questions. He wanted to grow. And we had reached an important place for every authentic discipleship relationship: We were no longer talking about Christianity in general; Read more. The post Why Discipleship Feels Harder Than It Should appeared first on Christianity Today
A Shared Enemy, but Diverging Views of Its Motives and Character
Wannabe analysts depict the quagmire as a masterstroke. The post No 4D Chess: War With Iran Helps China appeared first on The American Conservative
Elena Burger speaks with Joe Schmidt, partner on the enterprise team at a16z, about the future of enterprise software in the age of AI. Using Workday as a case study, they discuss why many of today’s most important enterprise systems feel broken, how platform shifts reshape entire categories, and what an AI-native replacement might look like. The conversation covers the limits of legacy SaaS, why “AI revenue” may be overstated, and how agents could fundamentally change how companies manage wo...
The government should abolish outdated ‘by thirds’ council elections jack.sanders Thu, 30/04/2026 - 15:16 England Next week’s local elections should be the last to feature by-thirds votes 4 Comment Megan Isaac Akash Paun Institute for Government No The government has a window of opportunity to modernise the system. Devolution Local government reorganisation Local elections Local government Labour Starmer government No The government is currently undertaking an ambitious programme of local gov...
Progressives keep trying to invent new words to freshen up old-school socialism