Higher Ground
Charlie Kirk’s killing and chaos: What most popular Bible verse of year reveals about America
The Bible’s pages contain timeless truths that help guide humans to live according to God’s calling. At a time when so much seems confusing and muddied, it’s no surprise to see people — especially young Americans — flocking to the Old and New Testaments in search of something eternal, real and raw to which they can cling.
Trump tariffs drive up artificial Christmas tree prices, but real saplings hold firm, sellers say
Trump administration tariffs have increased prices for artificial Christmas trees imported from China this year, even as prices for real saplings remain unchanged, according to industry sources.
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