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The End Of Two-Party America?
America isn't simply becoming more divided between Left and Right. Both sides are beginning to fracture internally, with competing movements fighting over what their own parties should become. The result is something far more unpredictable than simple partisan disagreement—it is political fragmentation.
More Than Machines: The Rise Of Robots Built To Replace Human Companionship
Covered in lifelike synthetic skin, complete with expressive faces, realistic eyes, and even manicured fingernails, these robots are engineered to appear as human as possible. Equipped with cameras, microphones, artificial intelligence, and emotional recognition software, they are designed not merely to answer questions-but to build relationships.
Why Western Jews Are Coming Home To Israel
Why would Jews leave London, Toronto, Paris, New York, or Montreal for a country surrounded by enemies, targeted by Iranian missiles, threatened by Hezbollah rockets, and still recovering from the Hamas massacre of October 7?
Forget Qualifications - Can You Prove You're Gay?
A business owner seeking to win a government-favored contract in California may find themselves gathering letters from friends, collecting social media posts, or documenting deeply personal aspects of their private life--not to demonstrate business excellence, but to establish eligibility based on sexual orientation.
Support For Rebuilding The Temple In Israel Surges As Thousands Prepare To Serve
A new poll shows that 55 percent of Israeli Jews now support rebuilding the Third Temple on the Temple Mount. That statistic alone represents a dramatic cultural shift. But perhaps even more astonishing is another development: reports indicate that 150,000 men have already enrolled in training for Temple service.
When A Tarot Star Found Jesus, The Internet Couldn't Handle It
Alex Reads Tarot—who now goes by "Alex the Ordinary" on social media—shocked nearly one million followers this month by deleting her tarot content after publicly announcing that she had become a follower of Jesus Christ.
The Church's Surrender To The Culture Of Death - Special Liturgy For Euthanasia
For centuries, the Church has stood at the bedside of the dying with a simple but profound mission: to comfort the suffering, proclaim the hope of Christ, and remind both the living and the dying that life belongs ultimately to God. That sacred calling is now being dramatically redefined in Canada.
The World's Most Contradictory Flag Was Just Put On Display
There may be no symbol that better captures the contradictions of today's activist culture than the new transgender-Palestinian flag that appeared during Seattle's 50th annual Pride Parade last weekend.
The America Our Founders Never Imagined
As we approach America's 250th birthday, a lot of people are reflecting on how much our society has changed over the years. If we could go back to 1776, we would be absolutely shocked by how different day to day life was back then.
How America Raised A Generation Ready For Socialism
For most of the twentieth century, socialism carried a heavy stigma in America. It conjured images of bread lines, government oppression, collapsing economies and millions who suffered under communist regimes. New polls show a growing number of young Americans not only tolerate socialism--they openly embrace it.
School Is Out. Vacation Bible School Is In.
For millions of Americans, VBS isn't just another summer activity. It is one of the most enduring traditions in Christian life--a week that many adults still remember decades later
How America Traded Self-Reliance For Convenience
As we celebrate 250 years of American independence, we would do well to consider a different kind of freedom: freedom from the habits and systems that are quietly undermining our well-being.
