Days after a San Antonio emergency room sent Tierra Walker home with a diagnosis of pre-eclampsia in 2024, her son found her dead. It was his 15th birthday. (Sandoval, The New York Times)
Read MoreThe two-hour meeting at the USCCB headquarters in D.C. was the latest in a series of high-level conversations between tech firm representatives and faith leaders from multiple traditions as the industry recognizes the public is more urgently questioning whether AI is ethical. (Boorstein & De Vynck, The Washington Post)
Read MoreBryan Stevenson, the founder of the Equal Justice Initiative and the guest speaker for the annual memorial service, said the remembrance falls at a time when politicians are trying to take content out of museums, attacking the Voting Rights Act and turning to the politics of division. (Chandler, AP News)
Read Morehree prominent religious leaders outlined a slate of concerns about the potential dangers of Artificial Intelligence on Tuesday (Sept. 15), raising moral questions about the fast-developing technology a week after a researcher garnered attention for quitting his job amid fears AI could “kill us all by the end of the decade.” (Jenkins, Religion News Service)
Read MoreThe Very Rev Andrew Tremlett defends the cathedral’s controversial partnership with nightclub Fabric as a way to ‘open doors.’ (Allfree, The Telegraph)
Read MoreThe documentary series is about the abusive, terrifying marriage of Mica Francis Miller, a South Carolina woman who died in 2024, and John-Paul Miller, the pastor and founder of Solid Rock Church in Myrtle Beach, S.C., a nondenominational evangelical parish. (Grose, The New York Times)
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