With two-thirds of its servicemen killed, missing, or wounded on D-Day, the town of Bedford, Va. lost more than any other community in America.

William Fleeson shares the story of a rural Appalachian town that gave more than its share to win the war:
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In order to regulate crypto, lawmakers must first decide what it is, Leo Briceno writes.

A new bipartisan bill aims to clear up the confusing answer to the question at the heart of digital asset regulation: Who has the authority to regulate what?
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Is the Pledge of Allegiance too similar to an oath? And if so, should Christians be saying it?

John Stonestreet joins our podcast to discuss loyalty to God, the God of the Bible versus the god of Islam, and speaking truth to morally confused friends:
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After an altercation with Haitian gang members, Davy and Natalie Lloyd died alongside another man, Jude. Natalie's father, Missouri State Rep. Ben Baker said “They went to Heaven together.'

Josh Schumacher reports:
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A law that is supposed to protect access to both pregnancy care centers AND abortion facilities is being weaponized to jail pro-lifers.

Read more from ADF's Erin Hawley in WORLD.
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'Technology is a great servant but a bad master; although these devices may be here to stay, we have a responsibility to ourselves and our children to ensure we are using them, rather than them using us.'

Brad Littlejohn argues in #WNGOpinions :
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Myrna Brown shares the story of how a family business is securing a future for their son with Down syndrome and many other men and women with special needs:
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This spring marks 85 years since Batman debuted on newsstands, inspiring a wave of hugely successful adaptations.

Collin Garbarino takes a look back at Batman’s journey from Gotham’s shadows into the world’s spotlight:
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We are pleased to see the significant change Chase has made, and we hope other banks follow suit.

Jeremy Tedesco's full interview | WORLD ⬇️

While encampments and arrest raids plagued university campuses, the work of ministry leaders continued. Whether by passing out water bottles to protestors or responding to students struggling with their faith, gospel-centered work never stopped.
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Harrison Butker modeled something crucial for Christians in our Brave New Negative World: How to Assume the Center.
My latest at WORLD
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'The UMC has not merely lost sight of what sex is meant to be. It has lost sight of what it means to be human.'

Carl R. Trueman writes in #WNGOpinions :
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BREAKING: In her first public speech since suspending her presidential campaign in March, former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley announced her decision to vote for Trump.
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To have a healthy body and soul, a digital life must be balanced by experiences in the physical world, Nathanael Blake argues.

'We need the physical world, and the physical presence of others, to be fully human.'
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President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump solidified their party's support in Tuesday's primaries held in Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, and Oregon.

Travis K. Kircher and Christina Grube provide a breakdown on what was on each state's ballot:
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Anna Broadway's new book explores how singleness can be a gift to believers. By interviewing hundreds of Christians across the world, her findings remind readers that God invites all to participate in His work.

Joyce Wu reviews:
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Out of date and inaccurate voter registration lists could make it easier for noncitizens to participate in elections, a complication that's front-of-mind for Speaker Johnson, Leo Briceno reports.
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'Francis comes across as warm, friendly, compassionate, filled with deep empathy, and a willingness to conform the Catholic Church to the spirit of the age instead of to the Holy Spirit.'

Erick Erickson writes in #WNGOpinions :
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'Americans are entering the labor force later, putting in fewer hours, spending less work time at work, and retiring earlier. In short, we’re lazy,' says Jerry Bowyer (He, His, Risen):
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The roster of leftist candidates for Mexico's presidency reveals a waning of traditional Catholic values in the country, Sharon Dierberger and Grace Snell write.
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