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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.
For generations, Christians watching developments in Israel have assumed that one enormous event must occur before biblical sacrifices can return to Jerusalem: the Third Temple must first be built. But what if that assumption is wrong?
Viktor Orbán spent 16 years building a political system in Hungary that many assumed would outlive him. It took his successors only months to begin tearing major pieces of it apart.
What happens when a culture increasingly decides that calling certain behaviors sinful is itself harmful--and government begins requiring employers to train workers to recognize and confront speech it considers hateful? California may be giving us an early glimpse.
According to a new report, grad programs generally promote "dogmas grounded in progressive and critical theory frameworks rather than exposing prospective teachers to intellectually diverse ideas and training them in pragmatic instruction and classroom management methods."
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