Life & Family
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When AI Watches Everyone: From Workplace Efficiency To Government Control
Imagine a protest in a city square. Cameras record the crowd. Traffic scanners log the cars leaving. Store cameras capture people stopping for coffee. A phone video posted online shows who was there. Today, those pieces of information may sit in separate systems, reviewed slowly…
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France Is Burning Again- And Mass Immigration Without Assimilation Lit the Match
Cars burn in the Place de la République. Shop windows lie in shards from Paris to Marseille to Lyon. A 140-year-old town hall in Limoges stands half-gutted after masked youths set it ablaze. Luxury stores, Apple shops, supermarkets, and phone outlets have been stripped bare.…
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$450 Million Rainbow Invoice: LGBT Groups Demand Money For Ideological Refugees
More than forty activist groups recently marched onto Parliament Hill demanding Canadian taxpayers hand over $450 million over five years to expand the federal 2SLGBTQI+ Action Plan. Housing. Healthcare. Economic development. And, tellingly, “support for 2SLGBTQIA+ refugees.” The last plan already cost $100 million. This…
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No Elections, No Reform: The Palestinian Authority’s Endless Excuses
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has done it again. On October 10, he announced that elections to the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC), originally scheduled for November 2026, will be postponed until September 11, 2027. No date had been set for a presidential election. The decision…
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Your Home Is Watching You: The Smart Home Surveillance Trap
For generations, Americans have viewed their homes as the one place where they could shut the door on the outside world. Private conversations remained private, family routines were nobody else’s business, and corporations had no window into everyday life. But that understanding of privacy is…
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Kansas Pastors Call on Adam Hamilton to Repent, Exit Senate Race
When an influential pastor announces a run for the United States Senate, the political implications are obvious. But in Kansas, the candidacy of Adam Hamilton has ignited a controversy that goes far beyond politics. It raises a question that increasingly divides American Christianity: Can a…
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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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Methodist Church Promotion Says Hell Isn’t Real – But What Does The Bible Say?
Halloween is approaching, and across America, haunted houses are preparing to terrify visitors with images of demons, fire, death, and the horrors of hell. But at one California church, the message this Halloween season is something very different: Hell isn’t real. And apparently, believing that…
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From Hamas Youth Camps To America’s Backyard: Who Is Radicalizing Our Teens?
When Americans hear about terrorist organizations indoctrinating children at summer camps, they usually picture Gaza, Lebanon, or some distant battlefield in the Middle East. They imagine young people being taught to glorify martyrdom, celebrate armed struggle, and view violence as a legitimate path to political…
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The LGBT Identity Boom Is Reversing – What Changed?
For years, Americans were told that the dramatic rise in LGBT identification among young people represented an unstoppable cultural transformation. Each new generation would be more sexually fluid, more willing to reject traditional labels, and more likely to embrace identities that previous generations had rarely…
