Health & Science
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A 90-Day Doomsday Plan? The Pentagon Prepares For A Crippled Homeland
For months, we have been reporting on Europe’s preparations for emergency scenarios, including the possibility of military conflict and disruptions to essential services. Now the Pentagon has unveiled its own effort to prepare America for a crisis that could knock out power, cripple supply chains…
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Will AI Banking Bring A New Era Of Digital ID?
When an AI agent logs into a bank account, the bank faces a question it was never designed to answer: Is this the customer, an assistant the customer authorized, or an automated system acting beyond its instructions? That question is no longer theoretical. Major U.S.…
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America Still Believes In The Supernatural – Just Not Necessarily The Bible
America may be growing more secular, but it has hardly stopped believing in the supernatural. Millions of Americans still believe in God, heaven, hell, angels, demons, spiritual attacks and divine intervention. They believe there is something beyond the physical world, something that science cannot fully…
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Russia’s Plague Mystery: What Are The World’s Labs Creating?
Something strange happened at a Russian laboratory that studies some of the most dangerous pathogens on Earth. Twenty-eight-year-old Darya Shipilova, an employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute in Siberia, became seriously ill and died October 2 from what Russian authorities describe as pneumonia of…
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AI Is Learning To Make Moral Choices – But Whose Morality Will It Follow?
For most of the computer age, machines operated according to a simple relationship: humans gave instructions, and machines carried them out. Artificial intelligence is beginning to complicate that relationship. The emerging generation of AI agents is increasingly being designed not merely to follow commands, but…
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AI Almost Started A War With China – And We Nearly Didn’t Catch It
For years, the nightmare scenario surrounding artificial intelligence and warfare has looked something like science fiction: autonomous weapons making their own decisions, computers selecting targets, machines eventually removing human beings from the process of deciding who lives and who dies. But we may have been…
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When The Patient Cannot Say Yes: The Next Frontier Of Euthanasia
For years, euthanasia and assisted suicide have been defended around one overriding principle: choice. A competent adult suffering from an incurable condition should be permitted, advocates argued, to decide when his or her suffering has become unbearable. Whether one agreed with that argument or not,…
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Just Ditch It: Nike’s $200 Billion Woke Wipeout
First, they attacked America. Then adoption. Parental rights. Now, girls’ sports. Honestly, with such a busy schedule of political extremism, it’s a mystery how Nike has time to sell anything. But then, that’s the problem — they aren’t. The once-iconic brand is in an economic…
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The People Building Superintelligence Admit They Cannot Control It
Jacob Coxon did not leave the artificial intelligence industry because he feared losing his job to a machine. He left because he feared what the machines themselves may become. After spending three years conducting AI pretraining research at OpenAI and Anthropic—two of the most powerful…
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Putin’s Next Move: Europe Is Preparing For Something Bigger
Something has changed in the atmosphere surrounding the war in Ukraine. For more than four years, Western governments have worried about escalation with Russia while operating under one critical assumption: the war could be contained. Ukraine would fight, Europe and America would supply weapons, Russia…
