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In the third quarter of 2024, U.S. credit card debt reached an unprecedented $1.21 trillion. As more individuals find themselves ensnared in the web of high-interest debt, the repercussions extend beyond personal finances, threatening the very fabric of our economy.
Young conservative women are three times as likely to report having a happy life than liberal women — and the key factors driving the happiness gap are faith and family, a new study has found.
For the first time ever, Rasmussen Reports released polling that revealed a positive increase in Americans who believe the country is on the "right track."
Speaking to a stunned and largely hostile audience, Vance sent a message to America's partners that it was time for everyone to stop obsessing solely about external threats, be they from China or Russia. It was more important at this moment, he said, to ask what it was they believed they were defending.
The Cathedral of Hope is not just another progressive church--it is an example of what happens when the fear of man replaces the fear of God. It is a cautionary tale for every believer who values biblical truth.
A heart-wrenching new film recounts the beheadings 10 years ago this week of 21 Coptic Christians at the hands of ISIS radicals. Yet the film, simply titled "The 21," also tells the poignant story of the martyrs' incredible faith, how they were diligent to the end -- never once denying their Savior even unto death.
Open Doors, a global ministry dedicated to supporting persecuted Christians recently released their World Watch List which highlights the 50 countries where believers face the most severe oppression.
Egypt has been quietly amassing a formidable military presence in the Sinai Peninsula, a move that has sent alarm bells ringing in Israel and beyond. What exactly is Egypt preparing for that would cause it to violate a long standing peace accord?
For years, Israeli defense planners have debated the merits of a preemptive strike on Iran's nuclear program. Tehran's ambitions have never been a secret, but what has changed is the timing. The factors aligning in 2025 make the prospect of an Israeli strike not just likely, but almost inevitable.
As inflation soars and economic uncertainties loom, both major retailers and beloved restaurants are feeling the heat--leading to store closures, layoffs, and even bankruptcies.
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