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Lent is the perfect time to break free from social media

As Lent begins, one writer reflects on discipline, freedom and why stepping back from social media can deepen faith and protect spiritual freedom.
Eastern Washington

Spokane nonprofit receives state grant to improve mental health access for Black mothers

Spokane nonprofit Shades of Motherhood Network received a grant to expand culturally responsive perinatal mental health care for mothers of color.
Eastern Washington

Ultramarathon philosopher brings character-driven athletic training philosophy to Whitworth University

Ultramarathon runner and philosopher Sabrina Little will speak at Whitworth University on how character formation shapes better athletes.
Commentary

Tim Walz, Anne Frank and why Holocaust comparisons to Trump’s ICE raids matter

Debate over Holocaust comparisons and Trump raises questions about how history should inform resistance to modern authoritarianism.
National News

Iran’s reprisals shutter Israel’s houses of worship during Ramadan and Purim

After Israeli and U.S. strikes on Iran triggered nationwide sirens, Israel banned public gatherings, closing churches, mosques and synagogues in Jerusalem.
Local News

Catholic apologist to debate Doug Wilson on Bible’s authority at University of Idaho arena

Catholic apologist Joe Heschmeyer and Christ Church founder Doug Wilson to debate Sola Scriptura on March 26 at the University of Idaho’s annual Great Debate.
Commentary

From Bethlehem to breaking news, conspiracies rewrite the story

From newsroom rumors to biblical history, suspicion and conspiracy thinking have long shaped society — often with divisive and dangerous consequences.
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