It’s 10am on Sunday, and people are already starting to filter through the doors of Harbour Church. Sun streams through the windows – there’s an air of anticipation as congregation members greet each other and catch up on the week just gone. Soon, the room is filling up, the sound of gentle chatter swelling as the throng grows and people take their seats. The five-piece worship band strikes up; the crowd gets to its feet; the air vibrates as more than a hundred voices sing praises to God.

Is Christianity back? Across several countries, the last few months have seen numerous anecdotal reports of a resurgence of Christian observance. Many British clerics are noting strong attendances at Lenten and Easter services. Similar reports are emerging in the USA, where younger people make up much of the increase. Meanwhile, France has had a 50% rise in adult baptisms, and survey data suggests a fourfold increase in Catholic observance among 18 to 24-year-olds in Britain.

Sydney Johnston grew up in a nondenominational Christian household — but now the Upper West Side millennial is a devout Catholic.

“There’s just something so beautiful and transcendent about the rituals and the ancient history in the Catholic Mass that’s been preserved,” Johnston, 30, told The Post. “The church really communicates a degree of reverence that I didn’t find in the more liberal, laissez-faire approach of nondenominational churches.”

The online dating landscape has evolved significantly since the launch of Tinder in 2012.

Over a decade later, the dating app industry reached a market size of over $6 billion in 2024, marking a 15.7% increase from the previous year, according to data from Business of Apps. iOS users accounted for approximately 80% of mobile revenue generated within the sector.

President Trump has thrown his support behind a Long Island school district’s fight to keep its mascot after New York’s State Education Board banned the use of Native American-inspired names and logos.

“I agree with the people in Massapequa, Long Island, who are fighting furiously to keep the Massapequa Chiefs logo on their Teams and School,” Trump posted on Truth Social on Monday. “Forcing them to change the name, after all of these years, is ridiculous and, in actuality, an affront to our great Indian population...

Just past the infamous Heartbreak Hill, a family full of avid marathoners remarked that there’s nothing like running Boston.

“It’s the hardest, but it’s the best,” said Bonnie Perchard, whose husband...

In his second term, President Trump has promised to make America meritocratic again. In his joint address to Congress, he declared: “We believe that whether you are a doctor, an accountant, a lawyer or an air-traffic controller, you should be hired and promoted based on skill and competence, not race or gender.”

Elon Musk allegedly offered to impregnate right-wing influencer Tiffany Fong - then retaliated by harming her X earnings when she declined his approach, per a new report.

The SpaceX founder, 53, is said to be creating a 'legion' of offspring, offering women he deems as intelligent the chance to discreetly bear his children in exchange for millions of dollars.

Fong, who gained notoriety during Sam Bankman-Fried’s downfall, was one of the women approached by Musk on X, according to a bombshell report on the Wall Street Journal.

When Katy Perry dropped the single “Woman’s World” last summer, critics and fans alike slammed the pop star for being out of touch. The song and its accompanying video felt very early 2000s with its phony message of female empowerment. While stomping around in kitschy costumes, Perry tells her audience that women can be both soft and strong (I’m imagining toilet paper), and sexy and confident, too. What a revelation! If watching “Women’s World” made you feel like a time traveler to a low-rise jeans, Von Dutch trucker hat past, you weren’t alone.

We can count Emily Ratajkowski among those who aren’t a fan of Monday's all-female Blue Origin space mission. I was waiting for her to weigh in on it before deciding whether I'm a fan of it or not and, thankfully, I now know where she stands.

Lauren Sanchez having her billionaire fiancé Jeff Bezos launch her and her friends into space hasn't been greeted with as much support for the all-female crew as they were probably hoping for before their voyage to space.