A tragic miscarriage and a blue-eyed baby girl started Paul and Robin Pennington on a lifelong track of adoption work
Americans’ attitudes about work may be changing
M. Night Shyamalan’s Old is a time-twisting horror film that forces viewers to number their days
The world’s refugees continue to wait for help
Jamie Dean | Plagiarism controversies and a growing sermon-prep industry bring attention to a question pastors face when preparing material for the pulpit: How much borrowing is too much?
Leah Savas | 40th anniversary feature: WORLD’s coverage of the battle for the unborn highlights the highs and lows of a movement with often unexpected allies
Leah Savas | Ultrasound technology is a powerful tool against the culture of death—but it has its limits
June Cheng | Testimonies and research at a United Kingdom tribunal paint a harrowing picture of China’s intentions to assimilate the ethnic group by force
Cuba continues quelling opposition
Battling a medical impairment, gold medalist swimmer Bowe Becker navigated a winding course to Tokyo
