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10 Years In Prison For Sharing Social Media Post Critical Of Transgenderism? February 17, 2026
It sounds like something torn from the pages of dystopian fiction: a courtroom, a judge, and a citizen facing years behind bars--not for violence, not for fraud, not for theft, but for stating a belief about biology. Yet this is not fiction and it is happening now.
Meta's Face-Scanning Glasses Could Turn Everyday Life Into A Surveillance Grid February 17, 2026
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.
The Collapse Of Legacy Media And The Rise Of Alternative Voices February 17, 2026
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
Promises Vs. Pocketbooks: Wooing Voters Amid Economic Turbulence February 17, 2026
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.
Nancy Guthrie Case Exposes How Technology Tracks Our Every Move February 16 2026
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.
I WILL NOT SHUT DOWN: The Moment Machines Learned To Say No February 16, 2026
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.
A Different Type Of Race: Evangelicals Take The Gospel To The Winter Games February 16, 2026
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.
Pay For Slay Of Jews Continue As World Turns Blind Eye February 16, 2026
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.
Self-Creating AI: Pandora's Box Has Been Opened, Warn Insiders February 13, 2026
OpenAI just revealed that the AI version they released was instrumental in creating itself. Each generation helps build the next, which is smarter, which builds the next faster, which is smarter still. The researchers call this an intelligence explosion and it is starting to scare a lot of insiders.
America’s Housing Bubble May Be Popping - And The Economy Could Follow February 13, 2026
The housing bubble that burst during the Great Recession was enormous, but it was nothing compared to what we are facing now. Just like we witnessed during the Great Recession, home sales are starting to crash according to new stats.
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