Health & Science
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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…
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The Body Wasn’t The Problem: Changing Children Physically Won’t Heal Them
For years, one of the most powerful arguments for medically transitioning children has been that these treatments are necessary for their mental health. Puberty blockers and hormones, Americans were told, could relieve the intense psychological suffering experienced by young people struggling with their gender. Critics…
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4 Pieces Of Back-To-School Advice For Parents
The backpacks are full, the lunches are packed, and moms and dads everywhere are breathing a sigh of relief that life is returning to back-to-school normal. But the beginning of classes isn’t just about getting kids ready for a new year, it’s about making sure…
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When AI Becomes You: The Coming Age Of Digital Surrogates
Mark Zuckerberg is describing a future in which artificial intelligence will do far more than answer questions or write emails. His vision is for virtually everyone to have an extraordinarily capable personal AI agent that understands them, knows their goals and understands “everything you care…
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When Abortion Becomes Something To Celebrate
They smiled. They applauded. Some appeared to laugh with joy. Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey was signing legislation that removes the state’s previous restrictions governing abortion after 24 weeks and replaces them with a standard based on a physician’s professional judgment. But let’s put that into…
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Why Is America Buying Japanese Yen? The Bigger Story Nobody Is Talking About
A single photograph from President Donald Trump’s recent Cabinet meeting may have revealed more about the state of the global financial system than months of carefully worded statements from central bankers. Captured by Reuters, the image showed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s handwritten to-do list. Among…
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Defunding The Left’s Graphic Sex Ed In Favor of Lessons On Marriage, Family
Americans have been so busy fighting against radical gender ideology and critical race theory in schools that one of the Left’s favorite ways to undermine parents has fallen under the radar. But the Trump administration hasn’t lost sight of graphic sex education, and parents everywhere…
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No Place To Hide: Flock Drone Cameras Take To The Skies
The next time you go for a drive, you might want to look up. The company that put thousands upon thousands of automated license plate readers in communities all over America is now putting them in the sky. Flock Alpha drones can travel at speeds…
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Wife Cries Out to Jesus as Husband Dies on Ice, What Happens Next Stuns Doctors
Remnant Recap What Happened: Hockey player Billy Garaffa went into cardiac arrest during a game, was clinically dead for 16 minutes, and later described a supernatural encounter during that time. Why It Matters: The event involved immediate prayer, rapid medical response, and a rare medical discovery that doctors say helped save his life. Bottom Line:…
