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 A few senators like New Hampshire’s Jeanne Shaheen revive the art of listening and reason to find a compromise on ending a freeze on federal spending.

When we let God, Love, lead the way – rather than giving in to anger – the path to healing division and injustice opens.

A spectacular new museum near the pyramids showcases priceless artifacts and an ancient civilization. It's also enabling Egyptians to reclaim and connect with their own history and culture of grand ideas.

Instead of being vulnerable to circumstances outside of our control, we learn from God that our purpose and employment are stable and secure. 

A White House summit with Central Asian leaders might mark a step back from a year of mercantile practices led by the U.S. and China.

Our pastor guides us to lean on God, who meets our needs. 

Voters chose a “socialist” as well as centrists, hinting at Americans’ varied preferences and concerns. Pulling together and promoting a big-tent approach to politics can help narrow partisan divides.

As we recognize that God is blessing us all without limit, we find that dead ends become open roads to progress. An article inspired by this week’s Bible lesson from the Christian Science Quarterly.

As more nations protest civilian massacres in Africa’s third-largest nation, a US-led drive for a humanitarian truce takes shape, upholding a norm of protecting the innocent during wars.

Beginning with spiritual reality brings momentum to our prayers for the world.  

The U.S. president, claiming widespread persecution of Christians in Africa’s most-populous country, seeks a military solution. Yet even as West Africa generally confronts Islamic extremism, nations like Nigeria are finding an answer in religious interaction and respect. 

Knowing that God is supplying our needs abundantly enables us to give more freely.

Any delay or pause in federal food assistance is a time for generosity, says one food bank director. And Americans are stepping up to help their neighbors in need.

Feeling in over our head? Getting to know God better – and praising Him for all He does for His children – brings the inspiration and freedom from anxiety we need to move forward.

Government and firms are debating how best to safeguard children from explicit or harmful chatbot “companions.” More and better human relationships also play a key role.

Like a ray of light beaming from the sun, we were made to thrive.

A scandal in pro basketball, along with shifts against legalized sports betting, put more focus on raising the dignity of athletes and their ability to resist gambling’s temptations.

One hundred and fifty years after the book was first published, the timeless ideas shared in “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” continue to help and heal.

The continent is experiencing economic growth and improving financial governance and trustworthiness. Freer, fairer elections can support this trajectory. 

We all have a God-given ability to overcome the pull of lust for something that isn’t ours. An article inspired by this week’s Bible lesson from the Christian Science Quarterly.