To raise Christian children who become Christian adults, one simple habit matters most
For decades, a familiar story has shaped Christian family life. It involves Sunday morning in the pews. A week at Bible camp<
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For decades, a familiar story has shaped Christian family life. It involves Sunday morning in the pews. A week at Bible camp<
By John Mac Ghlionn
Read moreSocial media's magicians spent decades perfecting the art of slicing human attention into advertising revenue. Is the next step on the corporate road map farming human tissue for…
By John Mac Ghlionn
Read moreI like to stay fit, which means I spend a fair share of my life dodging supplement ads that follow me across the internet like demented pigeons. Open YouTube and a square-jawed…
By John Mac Ghlionn
Read moreThe American EV company Lucid Motors recently brought in restructuring experts AlixPartners to figure out how to stop burning through hundreds of millions of dollars e
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Read moreEven the Washington Post, hardly a bastion of "Reefer Madness" hysteria, is sounding the alarm.In a recent op-ed, former nurse Monica Roman
By John Mac Ghlionn
Read moreFor decades, Hollywood fed us a steady diet of tracksuit-wearing Gambino soldiers whining about their mothers and cartoonishly tattooed cartel enforcers threatening to dissolve…
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Read moreModern water utilities run on digital control systems that regulate water pressure and chemical mixtures. If a hostile actor compromises these networks, they control the physical…
By John Mac Ghlionn
Read moreThere was a time when the most effective weapon against crime in American cities was a badge and a gun. Today, it’s a boring old spreadsheet.In Memphis, a city long defined by…
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Read moreThe progressive left and the academic establishment march so tightly hand in hand that
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Read moreConor McGregor is many things, but boring has never been one of them. The wild years between his major bouts dissolved into a blur of court dates,
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