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Nov 5, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice
Three Executions in One Day Put a Heavy Question Before Us: What Does Justice Look Like?
A two-line news summary about three lives invites us to slow down and look again.
Nov 5, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice
An Appeals Court Tosses a Tax Notice Lawsuit — and Draws a Line Between Flawed and Illegal
A real grievance with no legal home points to a justice no courtroom can supply.
Nov 2, 2026Daily ReflectionTruth Donald Trump
Why America Still Votes on Paper When AI Can Reach Almost Everything Else
In an age of clever machines, the oldest technology on the ballot may be the most trustworthy.
Nov 2, 2026Daily Reflection

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A New Documentary Traces a Century of Baseball Between Two Nations Once at War

A new documentary, Diamond Diplomacy, premiering in Tokyo, tracks the history of baseball in Japan and its impact on relations between Japan and the United States.

Nov 1, 2026Daily ReflectionTruth Donald Trump

A $10 Billion Defamation Suit Ends Not With a Verdict, but With a Burden That Wasn't Met

When a court declines to settle the question either side wanted, we get a lesson in the difference between heard and known.

Oct 27, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice

An 89-Page Ruling Upholds Danny Masterson's Conviction: Justice That Refuses to Be Rushed

A patient appellate ruling reminds us that real accountability rarely arrives like lightning.

Oct 26, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice Elon Musk

325 to 1: The CEO Pay Gap Americans Say Companies Have No Excuse to Ignore

A new survey finds nearly everyone values fair pay — and almost no one believes companies deliver it.

Oct 14, 2026Daily ReflectionHumility

Ben Affleck Names His Own Career Low Point — and the Honesty Costs Something

When a star calls a blockbuster his low point, it says something about humility that money can't buy.

Oct 9, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice

Ten Months After the Final Whistle, Arbitrators in Lausanne Will Decide Who Keeps the AFCON Title

The Court of Arbitration for Sport opened its hearing Thursday in Lausanne into Senegal's appeal against being stripped of the Africa Cup of Nations title in favour of Morocco…

Sep 27, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice

Carried Out on a Stretcher at 87: Madrid's Protest Asks Who a Housing Crisis Fails First

An 87-year-old woman was evicted via stretcher from a Madrid apartment she had lived in for decades, and the removal sparked a mass protest against Spain's housing crisis.

Sep 25, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice

A $387 Million Crypto Heist and the Question of What Can't Be Stolen

The withdrawals looked legitimate — and that detail asks us where our real security lives.

Sep 11, 2026Daily ReflectionRenewal

Wisconsin's Restored Prairies Are Quietly Answering to the Bumblebees — and to an Ancient Prophet

Across Wisconsin, former agricultural land has been restored to native prairie — a process that involves removing invasive plants, establishing native grasses and wildflowers…

Sep 8, 2026Daily ReflectionRenewal

Sharswood: The House He Bought Held His Family's History All Along

A man unknowingly bought the plantation where his ancestors were enslaved — a story of reversal, mercy, and what a deed can and cannot restore.

Sep 1, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice

The Met Cancels Its Galliano Exhibit — and Leaves Us With a Harder Question

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has canceled a planned exhibit honoring British designer John Galliano, a show that had been tied to the Met Gala.

Aug 31, 2026Daily ReflectionPerseverance

Novak Djokovic Loses in the First Round — and a 25th Grand Slam Waits Another Year

When decades of discipline end in tears, a prophet's song offers a different kind of strength.

Aug 29, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice Donald Trump

A $172,000 Penalty for Speech Bets Weighs the Cost of Betraying Privileged Access

A former White House teleprompter operator has been ordered to pay $172,000 after an investigation found he used his prior knowledge of the president's speeches to place lucrative bets.

Aug 20, 2026Daily ReflectionLeadership Elon Musk

Greg Brockman Now Leads OpenAI Into Its IPO, Carrying an Unfinished Story

As OpenAI prepares to go public, an old passage about character invites a question for anyone stepping into an unfinished story.

Aug 17, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice

New Tents on Contested West Bank Land Raise an Old Question: Who Is Displaced?

A new outpost draws a sharp warning, and a biblical concern for justice keeps the human stakes in view.

Aug 15, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice

A Vienna Lawsuit Over Toilet Fees Raises a Question of Justice

When an everyday public cost becomes a discrimination claim, what does it ask a community to notice?

Aug 11, 2026Daily ReflectionTruth

The Reflecting Pool 'Vandal' Wasn't One: What We Owe People When the Facts Change

Federal prosecutors have moved to dismiss the case tied to damage at the Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C., citing new information that the damage was caused by a botched…

Aug 4, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice

A Filing Deadline, Not the Facts: The Justice Department's Move to Dismiss a Jan. 6 Lawsuit

The Justice Department moved to dismiss a Jan. 6 class action lawsuit, arguing that the rioters had until Jan. 6, 2023, to sue the federal government under the Federal Tort…

Aug 3, 2026Daily ReflectionCompassion

72 Dead, 60,000 Crossings: Ceuta Presses an Ancient Question of Shared Burden

Most of the estimated 60,000 people who rushed into Ceuta have returned to Morocco since the territory's largest mass migrant crossing.

Aug 1, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice Lindsey Graham

A Senate Sanctions Bill Forces a Hard Question About Accountability's Price

A Russia sanctions bill reminds us that the instruments of justice matter as much as the outcomes.

Jul 30, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice

A 70-Year-Old's Courtroom Collapse in Uganda Raises Questions About Justice and Mercy

When process and a person's body end up in the same courtroom, Micah asks us to hold justice and mercy together.

Jul 29, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice

Nine Activists, 37 Years: Myanmar's Court Sentence Raises a Question of Enduring Justice

When the institution meant to uphold justice becomes the instrument of silencing, a prophet's single word — 'perhaps' — carries its full weight.

Jul 25, 2026Daily ReflectionTruth Joe Biden

Biden Declines to Block Ghostwriter Tapes, Raising a Question About Truth and Public Trust

When private words meet public light, the question turns back on us.

Jul 25, 2026Daily ReflectionCompassion

Drones Bring TB Care to Remote Philippine Villages, Raising a Question of Compassion

Philippine drones delivering TB care to remote villages invite prayerful attention to neighbors distance has long kept unseen.

Jul 25, 2026Daily ReflectionPeace

After 17 Years, a UN Chief Visits Syria and Tests the Hard Work of Loving Enemies

What does it cost to show up where a relationship is broken — and what does Jesus' command to love enemies reveal about that crossing?

Jul 25, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice

AI May Raise the Value of Women’s Work, but Justice Asks Who Benefits

Labor economists predict AI will raise demand for caregiving and teaching, prompting a Psalm-shaped question about honor and repair.

Jul 25, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice Donald Trump

After Brussels Fines Google $1 Billion, a Retaliation Threat Raises an Old Justice Question

When accountability meets power, the real question might be closer to home than we think.

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Three Executions in One Day Put a Heavy Question Before Us: What Does Justice Look Like?

An Appeals Court Tosses a Tax Notice Lawsuit — and Draws a Line Between Flawed and Illegal

Why America Still Votes on Paper When AI Can Reach Almost Everything Else

A New Documentary Traces a Century of Baseball Between Two Nations Once at War

A $10 Billion Defamation Suit Ends Not With a Verdict, but With a Burden That Wasn't Met

An 89-Page Ruling Upholds Danny Masterson's Conviction: Justice That Refuses to Be Rushed

325 to 1: The CEO Pay Gap Americans Say Companies Have No Excuse to Ignore

Ben Affleck Names His Own Career Low Point — and the Honesty Costs Something

Ten Months After the Final Whistle, Arbitrators in Lausanne Will Decide Who Keeps the AFCON Title

Carried Out on a Stretcher at 87: Madrid's Protest Asks Who a Housing Crisis Fails First

A $387 Million Crypto Heist and the Question of What Can't Be Stolen

Wisconsin's Restored Prairies Are Quietly Answering to the Bumblebees — and to an Ancient Prophet

Sharswood: The House He Bought Held His Family's History All Along

The Met Cancels Its Galliano Exhibit — and Leaves Us With a Harder Question

Novak Djokovic Loses in the First Round — and a 25th Grand Slam Waits Another Year

A $172,000 Penalty for Speech Bets Weighs the Cost of Betraying Privileged Access

Greg Brockman Now Leads OpenAI Into Its IPO, Carrying an Unfinished Story

New Tents on Contested West Bank Land Raise an Old Question: Who Is Displaced?

A Vienna Lawsuit Over Toilet Fees Raises a Question of Justice

The Reflecting Pool 'Vandal' Wasn't One: What We Owe People When the Facts Change

A Filing Deadline, Not the Facts: The Justice Department's Move to Dismiss a Jan. 6 Lawsuit

72 Dead, 60,000 Crossings: Ceuta Presses an Ancient Question of Shared Burden

A Senate Sanctions Bill Forces a Hard Question About Accountability's Price

A 70-Year-Old's Courtroom Collapse in Uganda Raises Questions About Justice and Mercy

Nine Activists, 37 Years: Myanmar's Court Sentence Raises a Question of Enduring Justice

Biden Declines to Block Ghostwriter Tapes, Raising a Question About Truth and Public Trust

Drones Bring TB Care to Remote Philippine Villages, Raising a Question of Compassion

After 17 Years, a UN Chief Visits Syria and Tests the Hard Work of Loving Enemies

AI May Raise the Value of Women’s Work, but Justice Asks Who Benefits

After Brussels Fines Google $1 Billion, a Retaliation Threat Raises an Old Justice Question