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The Bible Society recently published a report claiming that church attendance in England and Wales increased by more than half between 2018 and 2024. The revival was especially striking among young men, with reported church attendance jumping from 4% to 21% over this short period.

The corporate, political and tech bigwigs meeting in Sweden are worried about an ‘authoritarian axis’ – maybe AI drones will fix things?

The president has insisted there are ‘methods’ by which he could run again, despite the 22nd Amendment barring anyone from serving more than two terms

Donald Trump started out with more Americans approving than disapproving of his performance just after inauguration day on January 20 , and this continued into February. By early March, his ratings had turned a little bit negative, but not by much, and it has stayed that way. As of March…

US embassy asked newspapers if they were associated with likes of New York Times after state department edict

Exclusive: Several women claim City grandee exploited his position to harass or sexually assault them in the 1990s

The original excitement about the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on developed countries is shifting toward how AI might influence developing nations. The Economist recently ran a cover story extolling the potential of AI to help lower-income countries in sectors such as education, healthcare and agriculture; however, various commentators have…

Ricardo Tomás celebrates the best of the year in style.

Ukrainians may be too exhausted to benefit from the new rules.