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One of the most difficult jobs an editor has is coming up with a pithy, accurate, clickable headline for a piece. Choosing the right words could make the difference between whether a reader even gives an article a chance, so there’s a lot of weight to it. We don’t want to give the whole story Read more. The post The Unique Challenge of Headlining CT’s Global Stories appeared first on Christianity Today
This piece was adapted from Russell Moore’s newsletter. Subscribe here. Sometimes the pope knows how to nail some theses to the door, too. In his first encyclical, Pope Leo XIV articulated a message all human beings need to hear—a protest this Protestant can gladly join, against the tech-bro utopia on offer right now. On this matter, every Christian Read more. The post All Christians Should Listen to Pope Leo on AI appeared first on Christianity Today
Recently I had the privilege of giving a lecture on Paul and the law of Moses to a mixed group of religion scholars. Not all were theologians or Christians, and the lecture presented a Paul who was much more positive about the Law than we see in many traditional Protestant interpretations. But one member of Read more. The post What Do Christians Do with the Law of Moses? appeared first on Christianity Today
In 1990, Marc Rowan walked out of Drexel with his belongings in a cardboard box. Within a year, Apollo was managing $6 billion. David Haber speaks with Marc Rowan, Cofounder, CEO, and Chair of Apollo Global Management, about building Apollo into one of the world’s largest alternative asset managers and how private capital is reshaping the global economy. The conversation covers the rise of private credit, and why Rowan believes private markets are becoming increasingly central to financing th...
His new friends are not only his adversaries of yore, but the obstacles to policies he wants now—particularly peace in Iran. The post Trump May Miss His Principled Opponents appeared first on The American Conservative
An obscure document from 2010 could be shaping U.S. diplomacy. The post How Brazil’s Left-Wing Leader Might Help Trump End the Iran War appeared first on The American Conservative
The article explores the impactful work of a community activist dedicated to genuinely listening to and addressing the needs of local residents, fostering meaningful change and engagement.
In this report, the authors explain the effect of tort liability on safety incentives for life sciences researchers and research institutions