Politics & Government
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The AI Catastrophe They Fear – And The Global Controls That Could Follow
Imagine waking up one morning to discover your bank account is inaccessible. Credit cards no longer work. Internet service has collapsed across entire regions. Power grids are failing, water systems are disrupted, and government officials are scrambling to explain what happened. Now imagine discovering that…
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Politicians Continue To Push Two-States, Polls Show Arabs & Israelis Reject It
The diplomats in New York, London, and Paris are still selling a Palestinian state, but the people who would have to live with one have stopped buying. A new Gallup survey released Tuesday, on the eve of the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre,…
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Your Money Is Going Digital – And Soon It May Come With Conditions
Something significant is happening to money in Canada, but Americans shouldn’t make the mistake of thinking this is merely a Canadian experiment. Six of Canada’s largest banks — BMO, CIBC, National Bank, RBC, Scotiabank and TD — have announced that they are jointly exploring a…
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Why Are So Many Young Women Blaming Men? America’s Growing Gender Divide
America has spent years worrying about angry young men who blame women. We have heard about the “incel” phenomenon, the manosphere, toxic masculinity and online communities where frustrated young men sometimes turn their disappointment with dating, careers and life into resentment toward women. Some of…
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Israel Killed 4,000 October 7 Terrorists. Hamas Is Already Promising Another One
Imagine surviving 738 days in Hamas captivity, enduring isolation, starvation, beatings and the constant uncertainty of whether you would ever see your family again. Then, just as your captor informs you that you are finally going home, he delivers one final message: Enjoy your freedom…
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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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She Survived Her Execution – Should Christians Support The Death Penalty?
America is suddenly confronting the death penalty again–and from dramatically different directions. On September 30, Tennessee attempted to execute convicted murderer Christa Pike by lethal injection. It didn’t work. After receiving two doses of pentobarbital, Pike survived and was rushed to a hospital, where she…
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The Real Lesson Of Oct. 7? Stop Appealing For Sympathy
After three years of failure, it’s time to try something else. That’s the lesson that Jews and those who purport to speak for them and/or the pro-Israel community should be thinking about on the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 massacre. For three years, the…
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Hungary Is A Warning: What Will Survive The Post-Trump Reckoning?
Viktor Orbán spent 16 years building a political system in Hungary that many assumed would outlive him. It took his successors only months to begin tearing major pieces of it apart. That may be the most important lesson coming out of Hungary right now—not whether…
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When Calling Sin ‘Sin’ Becomes Hate Speech
For nearly 2,000 years, the Christian message has contained an uncomfortable word: repent. Jesus used it. The apostles preached it. The Church has carried that message across cultures, continents and centuries. But what happens when a culture increasingly decides that calling certain behaviors sinful is…
