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Murray-Darling Basin: A New Book Argues Engineering, Not Buybacks, Is the Way Forward Australia’s largest river system is back in the political spotlight. Both the Water Act 2007 and the Basin Plan built on it are now under separate reviews, and a new book, Caught in the Current, argues that …

‘Quiet Revival’ Debate is Reopened After New British Research from Ligonier New research suggests more Britons, especially younger men, are attending church—but growing numbers need solid biblical teaching to understand the faith they are exploring. A new survey from Ligonier Ministries UK gives fresh evidence that something is happening in …

What Did Feminism Leave Behind? A Christian Argument About Limits, Power and Human Nature When Gloria Steinem died on 2 September 2026 at the age of 92, the tributes focused on what she helped win for women: a public voice, political access and the end of many arbitrary barriers. In …

Weeping Priest Explains Holy Moment That Went Viral: Chalice Felt Too Heavy to Lift A Minneapolis priest’s emotional response during Communion has captivated viewers worldwide, prompting a personal explanation of his spiritual experience and calls for theological discernment. School Mass at Saint Gabriel’s Catholic Church in Hopkins, Minnesota, went viral …