It's called Chat Control 2.0, and if it passes, it won't just target criminals-it will target everyone. Every message, every photo, every email you send could be scanned by government mandate, even when you've done absolutely nothing wrong.
How does one man leave such a profound mark on millions of lives? How does a single voice-once just another young face in a crowd-rise to become a figure whose influence spans not only America but reaches across the world?
If China were to attack Taiwan, it may well also bring the fight directly to the U.S., with a long roster of potentially catastrophic actions it could inflict against Americans in their homeland including the release of deadly pathogens, igniting wildfires, taking down power grids, and disrupting or poisoning the food supply.
Over the past decade, Australia has changed in ways that few could have predicted. Once seen as one of the most relaxed, easygoing democracies in the West, the country is now grappling with a growing culture clash brought on by mass immigration, the rise of Islam as a visible force in public life, and the explosive importation of Middle Eastern conflicts onto Australian soil.
Across the country, churches overflowed. Sanctuaries were bursting, parking lots jammed, pastors left astonished as people poured in. While no one can yet count how many new faces walked through those doors, social media painted a vivid picture: it was thousands.
We are living through a quiet but devastating crisis - one not measured in wars or famines, but in the absence of children. Across much of the world, and especially in nations that once stood proudly on Christian foundations, birth rates have fallen far below the level needed to sustain society.