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The vote will test if incumbent Hakainde Hichilema's reforms are enough to overcome widespread economic frustration
Human-rights groups estimate that more than ten thousand Ukrainian civilians have disappeared into the Russian prison system. This is the story of one cell
Is the Democratic party fundamentally metamorphosing? After Abdul El-Sayed's victory in Michigan last week, attention is turning to another big test for the Democratic Socialists in Wisconsin. There, the progressive candidate is being dragged for old social media posts suggesting she wanted to cancel Thanksgiving. Is the Dem new breed too woke? Or are they exactly what the party needs to breathe new life into the fight against Trump? Later, why is Ukraine pummelling the Russian equivalent of ...
Join the "Get Lit" livestream at 4:30 pm ET for an engaging discussion on Stephen Crane's powerful novella, "Maggie: A Girl of the Streets," exploring its themes and impact.
Gearing for a White House run, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez laughs off "Woke 1" as "a little crazy." On the strategy of losing every political battle in order to win the political war
Join the livestream at 3 PM ET as experts delve into the origins of COVID, exploring the pandemic's beginnings and the implications for public health and policy.
After making deep cuts in global health, food assistance, and other foreign aid based on allegations of fraud and abuse in USAID, the Trump administration announced $2 billion in humanitarian-aid funding for faith-based groups, with a consortium of US Christian organizations overseeing $1.4 billion. World Vision will oversee one US-funded consortium providing health services and Read more. The post After Aid Cuts, US Announces $2 Billion for Christian Groups appeared first on Christianity Today
America’s back-to-school traditions are many: The first-day photo, lunchboxes in hand. A bursting bag of classroom supplies for perpetually under-resourced teachers. And vehement debate at the state and national level over the place of religious instruction in public classrooms. As the 2026–2027 school year begins, the most visible political battle in this culture war is Read more. The post Texas and Connecticut Chart Different Paths on Religion in Public Schools appeared first on Christianit...
Angela Strange and Gabriel Vasquez are joined by Alejandro Maza Ayala, Chief Product & AI Officer at Kavak, to unpack how the Latin American used-car marketplace rebuilt itself around AI agents, with 96% of customer interactions and 95% of transactions now handled by agents. Alejandro explains why Kavak decided that simply giving employees AI tools wasn't enough, and instead redesigned the company's systems, teams, and customer experience around agents. They discuss why Kavak spends as much e...