People often don’t know what to say after a pet dies, so they say nothing. But silence doesn’t just bury grief, it isolates it. It tells the griever that their love was excessive, their sadness ...

Our sermon today was Three Chairs That Describe Every Family. We are in a series entitled Dysfunction which appears to some degree in every family and every individual.

Tom Chapman lost a friend to suicide. As a barber, he wondered how he could possibly help others. It has now become his life ...

In addition to supporting a new school psychologist program at Western, LEO will also be expanding the existing program at Andrews University with a $350,000 grant. Both award indicate the importance ...

President Donald Trump said last week that he will announce his pick to succeed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell “very soon.” The problem is that Powell still has 11 months left until the ...

Third division soccer player Kian Harratt attempted to throw a group of tourists under the bus – more appropriately under the chair – for an altercation that had been captured on video earlier ...

The U.S. dollar sank to a three-year low on reports that President Trump plans to announce a Fed chair successor early, with Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett among leading contenders.

Trump is reportedly considering announcing a new Fed Chair long before Powell's term ends in 2026. Markets were quick to digest the news, with Treasury yields and the dollar falling. Markets ...

The Polymarket prediction site identifies former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh, Fed Governor Christopher Waller and National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett as the leading candidates to replace ...

Kevin Warsh, Kevin Hassett and Scott Bessent are among those under consideration as Trump evaluates their commitment to cutting rates—and “made-for-TV” appeal.

President Donald Trump has set off a fresh round of worrying about his approach toward the Federal Reserve with his statement that his pick for the next Fed chair is “coming out very soon.” ...

A Colorado woman was sentenced to four years in prison after she used fake credentials to get government jobs as a psychologist.