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Palm Scans And Prophecy: Are We Closer To The 'Mark' Than We Think?
A recent survey shows that nearly half of Americans would be willing to use palm biometric payments regularly if they trusted how their data was handled. That number climbs even higher among younger consumers. In a world conditioned for instant gratification, the idea of simply waving your hand to pay--no wallet, no phone, no card--feels not just appealing, but inevitable.
Texas Judge Allows Muslim City - Islam's Growth And America's Future
A quiet legal ruling in Texas has opened the door to a much louder national conversation. When a judge ordered the state to allow construction of a 400-acre Muslim community - it wasn’t just a zoning decision. It was a window into a deeper reality: Islam is growing in the United States, and with that growth comes both opportunity and tension that Americans can no longer ignore.
DOJ Report Exposes Numerous Ways Biden Administration Was Hostile To Christians
On Thursday morning, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) published a 209-page report entitled, "Eradicating Anti-Christian Bias within the Federal Government," detailing not only the numerous abuses of the Biden administration but also the remedies put in place by the Trump administration.
Coming Soon to Your Home-Town: Palestine, USA
Last month, the Arab-American Business Association unveiled the first of its “Welcome to Little Palestine” signs in Bridgeview, a suburb 15 miles southwest of Chicago. It is not a formal municipal renaming — Bridgeview remains Bridgeview — but the symbolic weight of government-backed signs declaring a piece of American soil “Little Palestine” carries a meaning that goes far beyond restaurant directories.
55 Percent Of Americans Say That Their Financial Situations Are Getting Worse
A brand new Gallup survey has discovered that 55 percent of Americans believe that their finances are getting worse. That is higher than any reading that Gallup recorded during the recession of 2008 and 2009, and it is higher than any reading that Gallup recorded during the pandemic.
Christian Foster Parents Continue To Battle Discrimination Over Gender Ideology
Many state's require that foster parents provide children with resources that supports and affirms their needs regarding sexual orientation, gender identity and expression and agree to use trans-identified children's pronouns and chosen name concerning their gender identity.
Reminder For Christians Of Life Under Islam
In parts of the Islamic world, choosing Christ can mean losing your freedom, your family, or even your life—and yet, these stories rarely break through the noise of global media.
Anti-Normalization Laws - Another Reason Peace Remains Out Of Reach
Legislation to prevent countries from establishing normal relations with Israel has existed in the region for decades. Countries such as Syria and Iraq have long maintained sweeping prohibitions on contact with Israelis, with penalties that have included life imprisonment and even death.
A Nation Drying Out: Why This Drought Could Hit Your Wallet And Dinner Table
There's a quiet crisis unfolding across America--and unlike a stock market crash or a breaking geopolitical conflict, it doesn't come with flashing headlines or urgent alerts. It creeps. It spreads. And right now, it's covering nearly two-thirds of the country.
A.I. Enabled Warfare Is About To Change Everything
AI technologies will radically alter the global power structure as we know it, eventually resulting in one nation (or a coalition of nations) establishing a global empire. The race is already on and those who advance the fastest will be impossible to stop.
Netanyahu Meets The Evangelical Warriors Of The IDF
When 17 young evangelical soldiers walked into the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem, they brought with them something that no diplomatic briefing could: the faces of people who chose to bleed for the Jewish state.
Nothing Has Changed - Palestinian Authority Still Paying Terrorists
The Palestinian Authority continues pay and offer benefits to Palestinian terrorists and their families in its "pay-for-slay" program, making the authority unfit for foreign assistance under U.S. law, the State Department stated.
