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On this day in 1950, India officially became a Republic by way of adoption of the Constitution, which replaced the Government of India Act 1935. Each year, the President of delivers an address to the ...

For the third January in a row, a popular daily Bible reading podcast has surged into Apple Podcasts’ Top 10. Host Tara-Leigh Cobble says the trend shows more people are "coming home" to a faith they ...

If you know the difference between wide wales and Nantucket reds, between the “right” dog (an English setter) and the “wrong” one (a standard poodle), and can distinguish between a Muffy and a Buffy, ...

As part of sustained efforts to promote Biblical literacy and moral development among young people, the Deputy Governor of Gombe State, Manassah Jatau, has again staged the annual Bible Quiz ...

Dana Andrews said prunes gave him the runes, but the Globe’s giving you something even better: A “Rocky Horror Picture Show” Quiz! Just in time for the 50th anniversary of director Jim Sharman’s ...

Have you ever heard someone use the phrase back in Bible times? That expression has always bothered me. I understand what people mean by it, but I want to shout, “We are still living in Bible times!” ...

Amos Harm, 30-year-old employee of the Jerusalem Institute for the Blind, representing Israel, and Miss Irene Santos of Brazil were the leaders today in the preliminary round of the world finals of ...

People love to test their knowledge. There's a reason trivia nights and quiz shows are so popular. Trivia questions are fun for everyone! Not only are they great icebreakers, but busting out that ...

Israeli 10th grader Elad Yanir is a student at AMIT High School in Petah Tikva. His runner-up is Ilan Ram, who came from the Frish Yeshiva in the United States. Elad Yanir from Petah Tikva is the ...

When railroad magnate Henry E. Huntington bought a rare edition of the Gutenberg Bible in 1911, he paid $55,000—the equivalent of around $1.8 million today. But despite the high price, Huntington’s ...