by Craig Nash | Sep 22, 2026 | Opinion
When the Irish rock band U2 became global superstars with the March 1987 release of their masterpiece album The Joshua Tree, I was a 12-year-old East Texas kid whose musical tastes had yet to break free from country radio. Cable television had just arrived in my town,...
by Craig Nash | Sep 18, 2026 | News
For the first time since Israel’s founding, the Jerusalem Municipality is seeking to collect property taxes from major Christian churches in the city. Observers say the implications may go much deeper than a simple tax dispute. This summer, Shomrim, an...
by Craig Nash | Sep 17, 2026 | Opinion
In February 2025, I wrote about the pastor of a Mercy Culture church in my hometown of Waco, Texas, who was offended by a prayer offered for immigrants at a local gathering of faith leaders. After the event, Les Cody took to social media to ask other Christians...
by Craig Nash | Sep 15, 2026 | Analysis
With the K-12 school year underway, a handful of states are entering the first full year of programs that provide public funding for students to attend private schools. Perhaps the most sweeping and high-profile program is in Texas, where Republican Governor...
by Craig Nash | Sep 11, 2026 | Opinion
Although the initial trial is over, I still know very little about the Lindsay Clancy case. Amid covering a number of unsettling stories—from Trump’s dehumanizing deportation policy to wondering whether AI will lead to the downfall of civilization—I have tried to tune...
