• In Shadow of Silicon Valley’s Wealth And Prosperity, Poverty Takes Its Toll on Young Children

  Silicon Valley in California is famous worldwide for its propensity to innovate in the technological, digital world and is home to tech giants Google, Apple and Facebook. However, it is also home to endemic poverty that affects many young children there.

  

• U.K. Judge Blames Himself for Halting Robbery Trial after Muslim Witness Swears on Bible Instead of Koran

  A judge in the United Kingdom placed a halt on the robbery trial of a kebab shop last week after a Muslim witness gave his testimony on a Bible instead of the Koran. Now he says that he regrets stopping the trial altogether.

  

• California Drought Update: Tougher Water Conservation Regulations Could be in Play Soon As Lackluster Snowfall Totals

  State officials in California have announced that there will be no relief from a long-running drought anytime soon thanks to below-average snowfall and weak water conservation efforts by residents.

  

• Michigan School District Drops ‘Christian’ Requirement in Superintendent Job Posting After Receiving Warning Letter from ACLU

  A school district in rural Michigan has removed the “Christian” requirement from its job posting for superintendent after receiving a warning letter from the American Civil Liberties Union.

  

• Actor Ted McGinley Talks About His Christian Faith and Latest Film Project ‘Do You Believe?’ [Interview]

  American actor Ted McGinley has played many recognizable roles in both film and television. He elaborated on his Christian faith and his newest film project entitled “Do You Believe?” in his latest interview.