Executives at leading AI companies are reportedly preparing for a catastrophic incident that some insiders fear could happen within the next 6–12 months. Banking systems, power grids, and critical infrastructure could be at risk. But the greater danger may come afterward, as a frightened world embraces unprecedented global controls in exchange for promises of safety.
For years, Americans were told that the dramatic rise in LGBT identification among young people represented an unstoppable cultural transformation. Each new generation would be more sexually fluid, more willing to reject traditional labels. But something unexpected is happening among America's youngest teenagers. The numbers are moving in the opposite direction - and the decline is dramatic.
"I don't know what Bibles you read... It served me well when I picked up the 'Red Letter' version of the Bible, because I could ignore all of those little black words." That remarkable statement captures a growing approach to Christianity that sounds deeply devoted to Jesus while potentially undermining the authority of the very Bible that reveals Him.
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.
Canada, Europe, and the United States are moving toward an interconnected world of programmable digital money. The promise is faster, safer payments, but the potential for financial control is troubling. As money becomes capable of following restrictions, who will ultimately decide when, where, and how you can spend it?
Imagine telling Americans fifty years ago that a government meeting in the heartland would one day open with an invocation ending in "Hail Satan" - and that officials would defend the speaker's right to deliver it.
America has spent years warning about angry young men who blame women for their problems. But new survey data reveals a troubling divide: 66% of young Democratic women say men's behavior contributes greatly to women's challenges. How did relations between the sexes become a battle of blame and resentment?
One freed hostage's chilling account exposes a terrifying reality: Israel may be winning the military battle, but the ideology driving Hamas remains as dangerous as ever. Can there ever be lasting peace when the enemy still promises another massacre?
Imagine a disease considerably more lethal than COVID that also possesses COVID-like transmissibility. Add symptoms that don't appear immediately, allowing infected people to travel and spread it before realizing they are sick. Then add resistance to existing treatments. That is the sort of combination that could transform a disease outbreak into a civilization-level emergency.
A failed execution in Tennessee, Trump’s approval of a military firing squad, and Idaho’s embrace of the same method have thrust capital punishment back into the spotlight. For Christians, the deeper question remains: Does the Bible support the death penalty?
The Pentagon is moving beyond experimenting with AI. A new four-star command will accelerate autonomous warfare across the military, turning an "AI-first" vision into reality and raising a critical question: How much of tomorrow's battlefield will be entrusted to machines?
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.