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5 min read Entertainment

A routine metal-detecting trip turned into a historical moment when a toddler in Essex uncovered a rare Tudor-era pendant. What began as a casual family outing led to the discovery of a centuries-old gold reliquary, now housed in the British Museum. Though some reports inflated the object’s value, the true story remains an extraordinary blend...

6 min read Home

Ant hills in your yard can quickly become more than just an eyesore. They may signal a growing colony right underfoot, disturbing your soil and even attracting unwanted pests inside your home. While chemical pesticides exist, many homeowners prefer safer and more natural options that are easy on the environment and family-friendly. Fortunately, several common...

5 min read Faith & Spirituality

Geologists have identified evidence of an earthquake in the Dead Sea region that appears to correspond with the historical timeframe of Jesus’ crucifixion, possibly offering the first geological support for the earthquake event described in the Gospel of Matthew. A research team led by geologist Jefferson Williams found evidence of an earthquake occurring around 31...

4 min read Travel

Cruises are popular vacations, especially for families. Planning is at a minimum because the itinerary is made for them. However, one family member always has to stay behind: the dog. For many people, it’s a challenge to find dog-friendly vacations, let alone cruises. Organizing a trip is difficult enough, and it’s even harder considering how...

4 min read Kids

Last month, someone reported allegations of child abuse at two Iowa church camps to state authorities. On June 12 and 13, authorities issued warrants and conducted safety checks at the Kingdom Ministry of Rehabilitation and Recreation and Shekinah Glory Camp. This resulted in Child Protective Services removing 88 children from the camps. Authorities have not...