The news that matters, brought under the light of Scripture every Monday through Friday.
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake shakes Japan as a tsunami advisory hits the coast. Zelenskyy and Netanyahu bring competing asks to Trump's White House, and Johnson & Johnson offers $5.5 billion to settle talc lawsuits.
President Trump holds off on strikes against Iran as diplomacy gets a chance. Three are dead after a shooting at Seattle's Bite of Seattle festival. And over 300,000 flee historic wildfires across France and Spain in Europe's largest evacuation since WWII.
Two American soldiers killed in Jordan as the US launches airstrikes on nine Iranian cities. Andy Burnham becomes the UK's new prime minister. Spain defeats Argentina to win the 2026 World Cup on American soil.
Argentina and Spain meet in the World Cup final as fans turn it into a moment of faith. Andrew and Tristan Tate are arrested in Miami on 59 UK charges. U.S. forces strike Iran for the eighth night after two soldiers are killed in Jordan.
Paul Pelosi faces a misdemeanor hit-and-run charge. Trump threatens Canada with tariffs as wildfire smoke chokes US cities. US launches a seventh straight night of airstrikes on Iran. Headlines, heartbeat, and hope from a biblical worldview.
President Trump's primetime address on election security gets a heavy fact-check. A cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to Taco Bell lettuce hospitalizes 94. And UK evangelicals warn a new bill could criminalize pastoral conversations about sexuality.
The Coast Guard suspends its search for three missing after a memorial-cruise capsized in San Francisco Bay. Trump prepares a primetime address on the 2020 election, and Jordan intercepts Iranian missiles. Plus: Russell Moore on aging leaders who won't let go.
AG nominee Todd Blanche faces Senate grilling amid a judge's sanctions referral. US resumes strikes and a naval blockade against Iran. Plus, Congo's Ebola outbreak crosses 2,000 cases, and a reflection on aging well.
A Deputy US Marshal is killed serving a warrant in Louisiana, Trump reimposes a Strait of Hormuz blockade as the Iran peace deal unravels, and Senator Lindsey Graham's sudden death sparks a South Carolina scramble.
A deadly fire in Bangkok, the passing of actor Sam Neill, and Senator McConnell's return to the public eye all point to the fragility of life. Today we number our days through the lens of Psalm 90.
Gunfire at a Toronto Latin festival leaves two dead. Sen. Lindsey Graham dies suddenly at 71. The US launches a third round of strikes on Iran after the Strait of Hormuz is closed. Plus World Cup drama and a story of a teen who saved a life.
Trump narrows the Endangered Species Act's definition of 'harm.' Apple sues OpenAI for alleged trade secret theft. And the White House gets a mysterious painted tarp. Plus Iran talks, Kyiv strikes, and a verse to anchor your weekend.
A shaky US-Iran ceasefire fractures as religious freedom goes unmentioned in negotiations. A driverless Waymo taxi calls police on teenage riders. And a deadly wildfire in Spain claims at least 11 lives.
A Senate campaign collapses under an assault allegation, prompting hard questions about character in leadership. Plus: Trump becomes the first sitting president to have an airport named after him, and Bonnie Tyler dies at 75.
The Iran ceasefire collapses as strikes ripple across the Gulf. A Georgia factory rewrites the rules of work with flexibility. And after 1,000 days of war, Israeli believers press on — weary but not without hope.
The U.S. men crash out of the World Cup after a phone call that shouldn't have been made. Descendants of Dred Scott and Chief Justice Taney meet in reconciliation 167 years later. And an anime trend quietly points toward our true country.
England ends Mexico's legendary Azteca World Cup streak in a 3-2 classic. Chinese house church pastor Ezra Jin walks free after nine months in detention. And how an $8 premium hike quietly stripped thousands of seniors of their medication.
America marks its 250th birthday with fireworks, a stormy Trump speech, and hard questions about patriotism and the Kingdom. Plus: a Chinese pastor walks free after Trump raised his case, and Marine Le Pen awaits a career-defining verdict in France.
America marks its 250th birthday amid a divided national mood, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce marry in Manhattan, and tiny Cape Verde loses gloriously to Argentina at the World Cup. Plus Iran's funeral for Khamenei, Russia strikes Kyiv, and a July 4th heat wave.
On the eve of America's 250th birthday, we ask what a Christian actually does with the Fourth of July. Plus: how the Iran conflict is rippling through global fertilizer supplies, and Oregon ER doctors win a David-and-Goliath fight over the dignity of work.