As we commemorate 250 years of America and prepare for 250 more, it’s worth asking ourselves the question: Do we embrace a vibrant future, or do we accept decline? The answer hinges on who you ask. Millions still hold deep faith in our nation’s promise, while others have lost hope. Nowhere is this divide clearer than in one of humanity’s most profound expressions of optimism: the choice to have children.
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A sense of hope and partnership filled Kibos Special Secondary School in Kisumu, Kenya, as leaders from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Ministry of Education, the Riziki Foundation and community partners gathered for the official handover of a newly constructed learning center.
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It is not surprising that young people are inspired to seek change. Youth have driven and created many of the social movements of the last century. But what is striking now is that they are embracing the intersection of faith and conservation – indeed seeking inspiration in faith and theology to address climate change.
Read MoreThe initial public dashboard presents seven statewide data indicators — two safety indicators examining whether children are protected from abuse and neglect once involved with the child welfare system, and five permanency indicators that evaluate whether children achieve stability and permanency in their living situations. Each indicator uses standardized methodology to ensure fair comparisons across states with different demographics and case characteristics.
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The way people meet their significant others has changed drastically over the last decade. According to recent studies, the most common ways couples meet in 2026 are…
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