IJR News — today's news from every sideIJRGeriatric Democrat Senator Fends Off Young-Blood Challenger In Rare Win For Old GuardNicole Silverio · 3 min · 2h
Farhat Named Lead Pastor, St. John’s Denver — Jul 24, 2026Andrew Farhat, a Concordia Seminary graduate with a Master of Divinity, has served as lead pastor of St. John’s Church and School Denver since 2021 after joining as a campus pastor in 2018, overseeing a Lutheran multi-site ministry that reaches more than 500,000 people annually. His background includes prior ministry in Oregon, engineering training, and a focus on Gospel teaching, evangelism, and discipling new converts within a church-and-school setting. Aisha Patel Finally some actual reporting on this instead of hot takes. Rahul Gupte's From Drift To Discipline launches nationwideLifestyle — Jul 24, 2026From Drift To Discipline presents discipline as a sustainable, structured practice built on self-care and mindfulness rather than pressure, guiding readers to close the gap between what they know and what they do through consistent, action-oriented habits like prayer, gratitude, conscious breathing, walking, and reflection. The book stresses that small, regular choices underlie growth and that leadership starts with aligning daily decisions with intentions to improve clarity, balance, and performance. 
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Teladoc Names Insurance Veteran Grasher CFO — 1dTeladoc Health named Michael Grasher as chief financial officer, effective August 31, 2026, bringing more than 30 years of insurance and financial services leadership, including prior CFO roles at IFG Companies, Fortegra, and AMERISAFE. His appointment is expected to strengthen financial discipline, cost control, and capital allocation as Teladoc advances product and margin improvements, while replacing interim CFO Charles Divita, III amid ongoing revenue and margin challenges.
Raj Patel Interesting how differently the outlets are framing this. The bias spread says a lot. Raj Patel I compared a few of the sources — the numbers don't quite line up between them. 
