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The First Amendment protects both freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, but those rights do not give activists carte blanche to invade a church and take over the service. Or so I thought.
JD Vance says he wouldn’t be shocked if the Antichrist were already walking among us. Could he be right? Scripture provides a surprisingly detailed profile of this coming world leader - and he may not initially appear as a terrifying dictator at all. In a world exhausted by war and desperate for stability, the Antichrist’s greatest initial appeal may be something everyone is longing for: peace.
September has barely begun, and already the warning lights are flashing. War is escalating in the Middle East, oil prices are surging, diesel costs are soaring, and government bond yields are reaching levels not seen in decades.
Churches are burning. Jewish families are considering leaving. As Canada’s Judeo-Christian foundations continue to erode, a troubling question is becoming harder to ignore: what is happening to a nation that once prided itself on religious freedom and tolerance?
Right now, tens of thousands of people are gathered in Nevada's Black Rock Desert for one of the strangest cultural events in America.
AI is no longer just threatening jobs - it may be threatening the financial system itself. G20 regulators are warning banks to prepare for potentially severe AI-driven cyber disruptions. But an even bigger question is emerging: if AI undermines trust in today's financial system, could the resulting crisis accelerate the push toward digital ID, biometric verification and greater control over how we access and use our money?
Europe has spent the past few years preparing for the possibility that something much bigger could emerge from Ukraine. Moscow is threatening European military targets, NATO is strengthening its defenses, and Washington is communicating directly with the Kremlin in unusual ways. Everyone appears to be preparing for something.
Donald Trump may be the most powerful player on the Middle Eastern chessboard today, but virtually every government in the region understands something that could ultimately prove more important: Trump has an expiration date. January 20, 2029.
For years, Erdogan’s dreams of restoring Turkish influence across the former Ottoman world could be dismissed as rhetoric. But with Turkey expanding its reach into Syria and openly invoking the future “liberation” of Jerusalem, those ambitions are suddenly colliding with Israel’s security red lines.
Nearly 25 years after hijacked passenger jets were deliberately flown into the World Trade Center and Pentagon, killing nearly 3,000 people, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has issued an extraordinary reminder to its journalists: Don't call what happened on September 11, 2001, a "terrorist attack."
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