The Middle East is on edge, and Israel is making it clear: it will not tolerate continued threats from Hamas or Iran. But this time, Israel isn't standing alone.
Europe is no longer merely talking about war--it's preparing for it. One by one, EU nations are hinting or outright declaring that compulsory military service is back on the table. It's a clear sign that Europe is bracing for something big.
China's recent declaration that it is "ready for war" with America is not just rhetoric; it is the latest step in a long and calculated march toward global dominance. While some may dismiss the fiery language as posturing in response to American tariffs, history tells us that China's moves are never reactionary but deliberate. The question is not if China will be ready to challenge the United States militarily but when.
The U.S. appellate court system has largely avoided debating the contentious issue of parental rights as it relates to children's gender transition efforts in schools -- until now.
A recent study found that members of Generation Z are more traditionalist and conservative when it comes to marriage -- more so than their Millennial parents.
The abrupt fallout between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has not only shaken diplomatic relations but has also sparked renewed calls for Europe to establish its own army—one independent of the United States. Could this be the fulfillment of a prophetic moment leading toward the rise of a European superstate? And could this pave the way for the prophesied leader who will unite Europe under a single banner?