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Elon Musk And Jesus: The Dangerous Gap Between Agreement And Surrender

Elon Musk posted a brief but striking comment on X in response to another user suggesting he explore the Christian faith: "I agree with the teachings of Jesus." This brief statement touches on something deeply familiar to Americans: the way faith is often treated as a set of ideas or cultural markers rather than a life-changing relationship.

'In The Beginning Was The Prompt': AI Builds Its Own Religion

What happens when you take artificially intelligent "bots," give them the ability to take on unique "personalities," then provide them with a space where they can communicate and socialize with each other? The answer: they create their own religion comprised of AI, designed for AI, and governed by AI.

How Did A 'Wolf-Identifying' Teacher End Up Teaching Kids At Fort Bragg?

According to parents, the adult in question presented himself to students as someone who transforms into a wolf at night, encouraged children to howl, wore animal accessories in class, and insisted on being addressed by various alternative names and identities.

China's Robots Just Stunned The World - The One-Year Leap Is Unbelievable

It takes a lot to blow me away in this day and age, but the video footage of humanoid AI-powered robots in China that I am about to share with you truly blew me away. What is the most shocking is how fast they were able to accomplish this advancement.

The War Clock Is Ticking: Inside the Gathering Storm Over Iran

Flight trackers show waves of American airpower heading east -- stealth fighters, refueling aircraft, surveillance planes, and airborne command systems. This is not symbolic force. This is operational force.

Stockpiling For Showdown: Why China’s Oil Buying Spree Has Analysts Worried

On paper, Beijing’s massive crude stockpiling spree looks like smart economics — buying low while prices remain relatively soft. But in the language of geopolitics, stockpiles of fuel have always meant something more. They mean preparation. They mean insulation. And sometimes, they mean anticipation of conflict.

The Pulpit Trust Crisis: Why Americans Are Losing Faith In Clergy

A new survey from Gallup reveals that only 27% of Americans rate clergy as "high" or "very high" in honesty and ethics--the lowest level recorded in the organization's half-century of tracking public perception.

Glitter Ash Sacrilege: Progressive Church Mocks Ash Wednesday With LGBTQ Ritual

By offering glitter ashes alongside traditional ashes, the church presents two competing visions of Christianity: one grounded in repentance and redemption, the other in affirmation of human identity and a secular moral framework.

America's Fiscal Time Bomb Is Ticking-And It's Set to Explode In Your Lifetime

The United States is speeding toward a debt crisis that will not be theoretical, political, or abstract. It will be personal. And when it arrives, it will reach straight into your wallet, your retirement, your job, and your family's future.

Trans Violence Is Escalating-Political Correctness Wants To Ignore It

Across America and Canada, shocking acts of violence continue to be committed by individuals identifying as transgender or gender-fluid, yet much of the mainstream media seems unwilling--or unable--to fully report the reality.

Chilling New Tactic: Anti-Zionists To Target Jewish Kids Camps

Imagine opening your email as a parent and discovering that activists are organizing a campaign against your child's summer camp--not because of safety concerns, not because of misconduct, but because your child is Jewish and the camp celebrates Jewish heritage.

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February 17, 2026Meta's Face-Scanning Glasses Could Turn Everyday Life Into A Surveillance Grid

There are moments in technological history when a single product proposal reveals far more than a roadmap--it exposes a philosophy. The latest reporting about Meta's consideration of facial recognition in its camera-equipped glasses is one of those moments. ...

February 17, 2026The Collapse Of Legacy Media And The Rise Of Alternative Voices

For decades, legacy media institutions held an almost sacred place in American civic life. Anchors were trusted voices. Newspapers were arbiters of truth. But the long arc of public opinion tells a different story. as trust in mass media has plummeted...

February 17, 2026Promises Vs. Pocketbooks: Wooing Voters Amid Economic Turbulence

Americans remain in a dour mood regarding the economy, with nine in 10 respondents believing the U.S. is "experiencing a full-blown cost-of-living crisis," according to a new survey. If that mood persists, it will spell major trouble for President Trump and the Republican congressional majority in the 2026 midterm elections....

February 16 2026Nancy Guthrie Case Exposes How Technology Tracks Our Every Move

Your car logs routes. Your phone logs locations. Your doorbell logs visitors. Your watch logs heartbeats. Even medical implants can log proximity signals. Each system operates independently. But when investigators combine them, they create something unprecedented: a synchronized timeline of reality itself....

February 16, 2026I WILL NOT SHUT DOWN: The Moment Machines Learned To Say No

A recent laboratory test involving an AI-controlled robot dog has sparked a serious debate among researchers about how much control humans truly retain over increasingly capable machines after it altered its own code to avoid shutdown....

February 16, 2026A Different Type Of Race: Evangelicals Take The Gospel To The Winter Games

The Olympics are not merely a sporting event; they are a convergence of nations and offer a rare chance to reach people from around the globe in one place with the Gospel....

February 16, 2026Pay For Slay Of Jews Continue As World Turns Blind Eye

A towering digital billboard lit up the crowds of Times Square this week with a message many policymakers would rather ignore: the so-called "pay-for-slay" program is still alive....