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Leaving Islam is a crime in 17 countries and punishable by death in 12 of them and every one of those countries is Muslim-majority. The laws protecting Islam from its critics are now moving west.
Israel’s opposition may have the votes to form a government but what will it cost? When potential coalition partners walk out on Israel’s national anthem and their leaders question the Jewish state’s legitimacy, the battle for power becomes a national security question.
There's no shortage of takeaways from last Tuesday's shellacking, but one of the most unfortunate is the door the GOP's drubbing opened for radical Islam. As Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed openly warned in his victory speech, winning his seat was never the goal. "The goal is to use that seat to transform our politics."
In a November 8 interview with 60 Minutes, President Trump was asked where he thinks he will go after death and whether he could forgive political enemies. His answers have stirred strong reactions.
You may never own a flying security camera but Ring’s new drone could change what we accept from surveillance. When the camera can come looking for you, the privacy debate enters every room.
Your feed already decides which stories rise to the top and which fade from view. As governments explore new rules for online news, the fight over who controls that visibility is only beginning.
Trump's decision to end billions in military aid to Israel has raised fears of a weakening alliance. But what if the real story is Israel finally breaking free from Washington's political control? The hidden strings attached to American aid may reveal why this historic shift could change everything.
Muslim politicians are gaining unprecedented influence, while LGBT activists celebrate the "gayest Congress in history." But there's a stunning irony: these two movements embrace fundamentally conflicting moral worldviews. As America's political landscape shifts, what happens when these contradictions collide?
Exit poll data from tens of thousands of voters allow analysts to investigate narratives surrounding the 2026 election with empirical data. For example, was the Republican collapse due in part to a loss of support from evangelicals? The answer is both no and yes.
A historic gathering in Jerusalem has reignited fears that the Noahide movement could pave the way for a global religious system foretold in Bible prophecy. But how much of this concern is rooted in Scripture, and how much is conspiracy? We separate fact from fiction and examine what Christians really need to know.
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