Technology & Surveillance
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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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“Free Christians in Nigeria”: Nicki Minaj’s Posts Spark Global Attention
Remnant Recap Public statements issued: Nicki Minaj posted multiple messages on X expressing support for persecuted Christians in Nigeria and calling for an end to the violence. Scripture and advocacy: Her posts included Bible verses and religious language emphasizing faith and justice. Ongoing global effort: The comments follow Minaj’s recent remarks at the United Nations…
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“We Were Lied To”: Ben Carson Calls for Full COVID Reckoning
Remnant Recap Carson calls for accountability: Dr. Ben Carson says America must not ignore the lies and failures surrounding masking, lockdowns, and COVID shots. mRNA shift underway: The Trump administration is ending major mRNA vaccine projects and revoking emergency authorizations while keeping shots optional. Public trust shattered: Carson argues that misinformation from health authorities, especially…
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Big Tech’s Dirty Secret: Meta Let Child Predators Rack Up Violations
Remnant Recap Meta ignored child safety risks: Internal testimony says offenders could violate rules repeatedly before facing suspension. Evidence allegedly hidden: Plaintiffs claim Meta downplayed its own research linking teen mental health harms to platform use. Profits over protection: Big Tech kept harmful systems in place while minors faced exploitation and mental health fallout. The…
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The Real Future of Amazon Warehouses: Fewer Workers, More Robots
Remnant Recap Amazon’s message changes: Publicly they say robots won’t replace workers, but internal plans point to major automation. Fewer future jobs: Amazon may avoid hiring hundreds of thousands of positions as robots expand their workload. Big Tech accountability matters: Innovation is great, but transparency is essential if we want a free-market system that still…
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Benedictine’s “Catholic” Branding Takes a Hit After Trans Day Controversy
Remnant Recap Catholic in name only: Benedictine University defended a “Trans Day of Remembrance” event that contradicts core Catholic teaching. Leadership blindsided: Some board members had no idea the event was happening until after the backlash. Woke influence growing: Campus inclusivity programs are steering decisions while the school’s Catholic identity takes a back seat. A…
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The Dangerous Fantasy of Chestfeeding: Why Truth Still Matters
There was a time not long ago when “trust the science” meant something. When biology was taught plainly, and children were nurtured by adults who believed in protecting the vulnerable—not experimenting on them. But today, that foundation is cracking under the weight of ideology. And nowhere is that more apparent than in the bizarre, deeply…
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Taxpayer-Funded Chaos: The Shocking Truth Behind LA’s Riot Prep
If we’re supposed to believe the protests in Los Angeles are “mostly peaceful,” then why are pallets of riot gear being handed out like Halloween candy? Seriously—who brings riot shields to a candlelight vigil? Let’s start with the obvious: protesters don’t show up to a peaceful rally in downtown LA with full-face “bionic shields” unless…
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The Importance of Staying Rooted in Scripture
In a world filled with conflicting opinions and ideologies, staying rooted in Scripture is more important than ever. The Bible is the believer’s ultimate source of truth, guidance, and encouragement. Psalm 119:105 tells us, “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Without it, we risk being swayed…
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Is the Mark of the Beast Already Here?
The Mark of the Beast is one of the most debated topics in Christian eschatology, with its roots in Revelation 13:16-17. The passage describes a time when no one will be able to buy or sell unless they have the mark of the Beast on their right hand or forehead. But what exactly is…
