Politics & Government
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Erdogan’s Ottoman Dream Is Bringing Turkey And Israel Closer To War
For years, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s declarations about Jerusalem could be dismissed as political theater–the inflammatory rhetoric of an Islamist leader seeking applause at home and influence across the Muslim world. That explanation is becoming increasingly difficult to accept. Turkey is no longer merely…
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When Even 9/11 Can’t Be Called Terrorism: The Media’s War On Moral Clarity
Nearly 25 years after hijacked passenger jets were deliberately flown into the World Trade Center and Pentagon, killing nearly 3,000 people, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has issued an extraordinary reminder to its journalists: Don’t call what happened on September 11, 2001, a “terrorist attack.” According…
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Blood Moon Over America: Sign Of The Times – Or Just Another Eclipse?
Wars are raging, nations are threatening nations, extreme weather and devastating floods are striking communities around the world, and earthquakes continue to shake populated regions. Political instability is spreading, geopolitical tensions are rising, and millions increasingly sense that the world has entered a period of…
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Can Technology Detect Who Bows to the Antichrist?
For generations, students of Bible prophecy have asked a fascinating question about Revelation 13:15. How could the Antichrist and False Prophet possibly know whether someone, anywhere in the world, actually bowed down and worshiped the image of the Beast–or refused to do so? Revelation 13,17,…
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AI Was Supposed To Help Us Work – Now We’re Asking It How To Live
For years, Americans have been told that the artificial intelligence revolution would transform the workplace. AI would write reports, analyze spreadsheets, generate computer code, automate customer service and potentially eliminate millions of jobs. All of that may still happen. But something quieter–and potentially far more…
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The Clock Is Ticking: Trump Wants To Wait – But Iran May Not
The most dangerous period in the conflict with Iran may not be determined by missiles, aircraft or troop movements. It may be determined by the calendar. President Donald Trump appears increasingly willing to slow the military tempo and let economic pressure do the work. His…
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The End Of Privacy: AI Glasses Turn Every Encounter Into Potential Content
For years, Americans have worried about surveillance cameras mounted on buildings, government facial-recognition systems and smartphones quietly collecting enormous amounts of personal data. But the next stage of surveillance may not be mounted on a wall or sitting in someone’s hand. It may be sitting…
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Nothing Has Changed: New Leaders, Same Ideology
Nearly three years after Hamas’s October 7, 2023 massacre in Israel and following the devastating war in the Gaza Strip, one might have expected a fundamental change in Palestinian public opinion. The latest Palestinian public opinion poll, however, presents a disturbing picture. The survey, conducted…
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Countdown: Multiple Clocks Are Ticking Toward A Turbulent Fall
The world is watching several countdown clocks right now-and some of them may reach zero at almost exactly the same time. From Iran to Gaza, from oil markets to U.S. elections, the final months of 2026 are shaping up to be unusually volatile. None of…
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The Debt Reckoning Has Begun: Investors Are Losing Faith In Government Borrowing
For years, governments around the world have behaved as though there were almost no consequences for borrowing more money. When revenues fell short, they borrowed. When economies weakened, they borrowed. When wars erupted, they borrowed. When voters demanded new programs that governments could not afford,…
