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When several significant earthquakes occur almost simultaneously, they capture people's attention—and they naturally raise an uncomfortable question: How prepared are we if something much larger is coming?
New York's Democratic primaries weren't simply another election night. They may well be remembered as the moment a new generation of Democratic Socialists demonstrated that they are no longer knocking on the Democratic Party's door--they're taking possession of the house.
Our dependence on digital infrastructure was not imposed upon us. It was built -- one convenience at a time. Artificial intelligence did not create the crack in the foundation. It revealed how much of modern civilization now rests upon it.
Last week, a group called Restore Britain released a summary report of an inquiry into the widespread and systematic sexual exploitation of vulnerable women and children across the nation. At least a quarter of a million girls were sexually assaulted, trafficked, tortured, and even killed, mostly by gangs of Pakistani Muslims. The details in the report are so horrifying, it is difficult to believe they are true.
What would happen if future generations were taught about America's flaws, its conflicts, its divisions, and its failures--but never about the faith that inspired many of its greatest achievements? According to a new study, that may already be happening.
For decades, the world watched with concern as reports emerged from Palestinian schools, children's television programs, and youth organizations that appeared designed not merely to educate children, but to shape them into political activists from an early age. Many Americans looked at those stories and thought such things could never happen here.
When advances such as Learning Language Models first hit the scene, many applauded the tech industry. But now, the nation is becoming more skeptical of AI and its looming threat. Some assert that the threat is already here. Only 16% of respondents to a recent Pew Research poll say they believe AI will positively impact society.
Young adults, perplexed about the purpose of their life and thus marriage, are feeling like they need to have it all together — finances, education, etc. — before tying the knot.
In less than two weeks, the United States of America will celebrate the 250th anniversary of its independence from the British Empire, and President Donald Trump has pledged to usher in the "Golden Age of America" -- but the "mother country," as Thomas Jefferson referred to Britain, is in the midst of its own dark ages.
While much of the media remains focused on goals, controversies, and tournament storylines, many players from multiple nations are using one of the world's largest sporting stages to publicly declare their trust in Jesus Christ. Even more remarkable, players who wear different uniforms, speak different languages, and represent different countries are finding unity not in nationality, race, or politics, but in their shared faith.
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