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So much for "sanewashing" Donald Trump

These are today's mortgage and refinance rates. Mortgage rates are down thanks to expectations that the Fed may opt for a larger rate cut this week.

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Top stories from the Russian press on Tuesday, September 17th

Interest rate cuts are top of mind for markets as the Federal Reserve's two-day September policy meeting begins Tuesday after Fed Chair Jerome Powell recently signaled cuts are coming.

Tennis fans in Sofia will have the opportunity to watch the charity match between Grigor Dimitrov and Novak Djokovic on a big screen in the city center. The Sofia Municipality announced that the match, taking place at 20:00 tonight in the Arena 8888 Sofia hall, will be screened in the area behind the "Zemiyata I Horata" museum. The event, which starts at 18:00, is free to the public. ...

Kamala Harris ran as a progressive in the 2020 Democratic primary but lost to Joe Biden. He moved left after winning the White House and she should follow suit.

Daniel Dubois will defend his IBF world heavyweight title against Anthony Joshua on Saturday and Carl Froch has issued a prediction.

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Hours-long videos of ’80s and ’90s Weather Channel broadcasts set to vaporwave tunes are all over YouTube. They’re perfect for those moments you want to remember a time when weather was a little less scary.

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Do the Penguins have one more run in them?

NASA's most distant spacecraft had a critical thruster problem far from home. Fixing it required a long-distance call to overcome extreme cold and dwindling power.

Program - Extension of an existing, partially listed school complex as a new building/extension with new surroundings. The extension contains classrooms, group rooms, a library, a new workroom and new access to the old and new buildings.

Apollo Quiboloy called himself the “Appointed Son of God.” But to Filipino and American authorities, he was a man wanted for years on charges of sexual abuse and human trafficking. Quiboloy, the 74-year-old leader of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, surrendered to authorities on September 8 after 2,000 security officers descended on the religious sect’s Read more...

Beginning in 2002, South Korean national Somang Son served as a missionary in New Delhi, India, for five years. In 2015, she embarked on another mission trip to the southern Indian city of Bengaluru. It was a new city and a different team, but one thing remained the same: She was the youngest missionary there. Read more...

In 2008, Keo Ravy and Amy Sullivan of Children in Families (CIF) drove to an orphanage outside of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, to pick up two toddlers with severe developmental delays. They then brought the children to a rural village where they would meet their new foster families. In the car, four-year-old Sam Ang, who was Read more...

Shawn Hamilton does what a lot of college-aged guys do on Christian campuses. He goes to class. He does his homework and reads his Bible. He plays video games, hangs out with his friends, and thinks about prevenient grace. “The Holy Spirit tries to beckon people,” the 22-year-old told CT. “It’s more than just common Read more...

Questions about the place of Christianity and the posture of Christians in a pluralistic society have never been merely theoretical for me. They have always been very personal. I was first drawn to the Christian faith as a child in London. Both the city and the school I attended there were marked by profound religious, Read more...

City that shares an airport with the Hague: nine letters.

That autofill password thing that pops up and just takes care of entering it for you? Possums invented that. Humans don’t even know how it works.

The French sociologist Olivier Roy believes that “deculturation” is sweeping the world, with troubling consequences.

Who are the best bureaucrats in America? Every year, one awards show makes the case—to surprisingly moving results.