Motivated by principle, zeal, or long-term strategy, some candidates run long-shot races even in districts they’re unlikely to win
A new NIH competition invites scientists to come up with better ways to test drugs, but some researchers worry about giving political appointees more say. WORLD’s Mary Muncy reports.
Hitler ordered Paris destroyed in 1944, but the German commander refused. Now the city is dealing with fires set by rioters and looters. Cal Thomas considers France’s troubles.
A money manager who made billions going against the crowd now joins the AI investment rush. David Bahnsen explains why following others can feel safe.
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As Idahoans consider a sweeping pro-abortion ballot item, faith groups are urging their members to vote it down
Ray Hacke | A male cross country runner, his female teammates, and the need for truth and justice on Nov. 3
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Trump’s diesel deal with Russia provokes a backlash
Massachusetts pro-lifers mobilize to stop abortion law
Street preacher challenges Christmas festival’s ban on gospel
Indian youth reignite protests
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