He asks us to love the world as He does. Let that be what helps our body of believers multiply. Jesus can, I cannot. He is God, and I am not. Show people the real Jesus today! The writer is the ...

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If we want to find a stock that could multiply over the long term, what are the underlying trends we should look for? Ideally, a business will show two trends; firstly a growing return on capital ...

At the end of its third meeting of the year, the Federal Reserve Open Markets Committee decided again on Wednesday to keep interest rates level. Sitting at 4.25 to 4.5 percent, the current rate is ...

India and Pakistan have significantly upgraded their military capabilities since the nuclear-armed neighbours clashed in 2019, posing increased risks of escalation even in a limited conflict ...

India and Pakistan have significantly upgraded their military capabilities since the nuclear-armed neighbors clashed in 2019, posing increased risks of escalation even in a limited conflict ...

Polkadot is no stranger to big expectations. Designed as a multichain protocol enabling interoperability between blockchains, it continues to attract development activity, especially within the ...

ISLAMABAD/NEW DELHI - India and Pakistan have significantly upgraded their military capabilities since the nuclear-armed neighbours clashed in 2019, posing increased risks of escalation even in a ...

Both nations acquired advanced aircraft; India Rafale jets, Pakistan J-10 Experts warn even limited conflict could escalate, involve nuclear risks Nuclear-armed neighbours in standoff after attack in ...

Archrivals India and Pakistan have sharply enhanced their military capabilities since their 2019 clash, raising the risk of rapid escalation even in limited confrontations, according to former ...

Cyber fraud cases in Bengaluru face significant delays, with only 22.7% of 17,631 cases solved in 2023 and 8.8% of 17,501 cases in 2024, while just 1.7% of 2,838 cases in 2025 have been resolved ...