One in five Britons believe it may be possible to communicate with the dead, according to YouGov, with younger people more open to the idea than older generations. (Ramazzotti, The Times)
Read MoreFor decades, the Roman Catholic Church in Cuba has served as a savior to many Cubans, operating as a de facto social safety net. Once the bane of Cuba’s communist, atheist government, the church has stepped in as a powerful advocate for the Cuban people. (Jerfis, USA Today)
Read More“The Force Awakens” had spent more than a decade as the biggest movie ever at the North American box office with $936 million. It has officially ceded the crown to Tom Holland’s latest Spidey adventure, which has surpassed that benchmark with $936.773 million after 47 days in theaters. (Rubin, Variety)
Read MoreFinneas and an array of other musicians associated with Ed Sheeran’s stadium tour have withdrawn from the engagement, a day after the rapper Macklemore was removed over his statements opposing the war in Gaza. (Sisario, The New York Times)
Read MoreDays 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)
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