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A new generation of AI systems doesn't necessarily need you to explicitly reveal where you are or even who you are. Instead, machines are becoming increasingly capable of extracting clues buried inside photographs, videos, voices and surveillance footage -- clues most people would never notice.
Recently, Islam has been gaining more widespread attention and popularity. Increasingly, more and more Western women are joining Islam under this pretense of enlightenment or empowerment but nothing could be further from the truth.
Mahmoud Abbas says Palestinian Authority reforms are complete. Yet terror-linked payments, incitement, human-rights concerns and questions about democratic accountability persist. Despite it all, international money and political support keep flowing. If failure carries few consequences, why would the Palestinian Authority ever truly change?
Some people immersed in tarot, New Age spirituality and the occult are finding Jesus—and leaving those practices behind.Meanwhile, some progressive churches are moving the opposite direction, reshaping biblical teaching to accommodate the culture. The irony is difficult to miss.
For most of the internet's history, opening a website required little more than an internet connection. You could read, search, post, debate and browse without first proving to a government-backed system who you were. That era may be beginning to close.
Just when you think progressive Christianity has reached the outer limits of theological reinvention, someone moves the boundary again. This time, an Episcopal priest in New York has declared that God is transgender--and suggested that the resurrection of Jesus Christ may actually have been His "transition."
Israel has spent nearly three years trying to explain October 7 to the world. And yet, much of the world moved on. Now something unexpected is happening. A television show may be reaching people Israel's diplomats never could.
For decades, one of the most intriguing archaeological mysteries in the biblical world has been sitting in the mountains of eastern Turkey. From the air, it looks remarkably like the outline of a massive ship. Now, for perhaps the first time, the argument is moving beyond photographs and radar screens.
Gallup reports that 43% of Americans now view socialism positively—the highest level recorded since Gallup began tracking the question in 2010. Among Americans ages 18 to 34, the numbers are even more striking. Socialism: 57%.
When schools shut down during the pandemic, homeschooling exploded. Many assumed families would eventually return to the old system and homeschooling numbers would settle back to their previous levels. That hasn't happened.
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