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Indiana's Fernando Mendoza clinched the Heisman Trophy, capping an undefeated season and inspiring aspiring athletes with his journey from an overlooked recruit to a championship-winning quarterback.

A horrific antisemitic attack at a Hanukkah celebration on Sydney's Bondi Beach has left 15 people dead, including a Holocaust survivor who died shielding his wife.

Tragedy struck Brown University this weekend when a mass shooting claimed the lives of two students, Ella Cook and Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov, and left nine others wounded.

Nicaragua has reportedly banned tourists from bringing Bibles and other religious materials into the country, raising serious concerns about freedom of religion and expression.

Learn about the surprising biblical connection to Hanukkah and explore harrowing new evidence of resilience as hostages marked the holiday in captivity.

Australia has become the first nation to ban social media access for minors under 16, a move driven by parental advocacy and alarming study findings on child mental health and harmful content exposure.

Contrary to modern critiques, early Christians lived distinct ethical lives, exemplified by practices like opposing abortion and infant exposure, which fueled their rapid growth.

While the rise of the "nones" and Christian decline have temporarily stabilized, a deeper search for meaning is emerging among younger generations, presenting a unique spiritual opportunity. This phenomenon, characterized by a "religious emotion divorced from religious belief," suggests a fertile ground for engagement beyond traditional religious structures.

He set out to disprove God—and found faith instead. Former atheist Michael Ray Lewis shares the evidence that changed everything in Universe Designed.