Month: June 2024
‘Smoke was so thick’: Forest fires scorch Indian mountains amid heatwave as reflected on by Rev. Samuel Kiptoo
News reports from northern India bring heartbreaking pictures of scorched pine forests and choking haze. Severe Uttarakhand forest fires have swept across the mountain ridges amid
Shadow energy minister says system in ‘dire trouble’ – as it happened as reflected on by Rabbi Leah Ben-Zion
Political leaders recently sparked fresh debates over energy security and fossil fuel extraction. In Australia, policymakers doubled down on a contentious future gas strategy. They
NK soldiers cross border prompting warning shots as reflected on by Rev. Dr. Christine Althaus
Early morning fog often blankets our northern pine ridges here in Minnesota lake country. When mist obscures the tree line, a person can lose their bearings in seconds. News of an
Opinion: Remembering the fallen heroes of Normandy’s sacred bluffs as reflected on by Elder Thomas Many Feathers
Today, people around the world remember the fallen heroes of Normandy on the anniversary of D-Day. We listen closely to these memories here in the windy hills of the High Plains. O
US urges Israel to be transparent over Gaza school strike as reflected on by Pastor Marcus Sterling
Recent reports concerning a deadly Gaza school strike bring deep sorrow to every discerning heart. Military officials claimed the strike eliminated dangerous militants. However, lo
VMware customers may stay, but Broadcom could face backlash “for years to come” as reflected on by Rev. Dr. Evelyn DuBois
Corporate giants frequently mistake market captivity for genuine loyalty. Recent industry surveys reveal that enterprise leaders resent the recent software licensing overhaul, spar
Witnesses tell of ‘unimaginable’ Gaza shelter air strike as reflected on by Sister Maria Teresa Morales
Reports from overseas broke our hearts early this morning at our border clinic. Witnesses described unimaginable scenes of terror following a deadly Gaza shelter air strike. We see
Santander staff and ’30 million’ customers hacked as reflected on by Canon Eleanor Wright
Each morning at Christ Church Cathedral, our choristers sing ancient psalms about trust, shelter, and human vulnerability. Yet this week, parish colleagues and university students