Taking on the guise of standardized bioethics, accreditation boards and residency matching programs have begun systematically filtering out doctors who don't fit the mold -- largely those who are Christian due to their pro-life tendencies -- all before they take their first step into an operating room.
Israel was promised a peace partner. Now its military is being told to prepare for the possibility of fighting that partner’s armed forces in an all-out war.
Israel goes to the polls on October 27 in an election that could reshape the country's government and determine the future direction of the Israeli right. But buried beneath the familiar election issues is something few would have imagined becoming part of Israel's political conversation: The Third Temple.
China’s defense establishment is accelerating research into humanoids’ military uses and planning for their eventual wartime deployment, according to a Reuters review of more than 100 Chinese military procurement notices, academic studies, patents, official publications, government records and defense-company materials.
Socialism can sound Christian with its promises to help the poor and reduce inequality. But look more closely at Scripture, and important tensions emerge over generosity, private property, responsibility, government and biblical stewardship.
There are moments when the words being spoken in the Middle East should cause students of Bible prophecy to stop, listen, and open their Bibles. One of those moments is presently unfolding in Syria.
America's enemies do not necessarily have to destroy our cities to cripple the country. They may only need to make those cities stop functioning. That uncomfortable reality is coming into focus as Iranian-linked hackers threaten attacks against America's energy, water and telecommunications infrastructure, while lawmakers are simultaneously raising alarms about the potentially much larger threat posed by electromagnetic pulse weapons.
For all the extraordinary capabilities of AI, it has largely remained trapped behind a screen. It can write a report but can't carry your groceries. It can analyze a warehouse but can't unload the truck. It can explain how to fix your sink but can't pick up the wrench. Robotics could remove that barrier.
Hamas, like its long-time benefactor Iran, has once again made its position unmistakably clear: It has no intention of surrendering its weapons, abandoning its armed "resistance" against Israel, or relinquishing control over the Gaza Strip.
The Episcopal Church has apparently reached another historic milestone, although perhaps not one Christians should be celebrating.
Vice President JD Vance was recently asked a question that has nothing to do with elections, economics or foreign policy. "On a scale of one to ten, how confident are you that you would go to heaven?" Vance paused before answering. "It's high, but it's not a 10. I mean, it's a seven or it's an eight."
For decades, mankind could influence weather only crudely and under very specific circumstances. Now drones, satellites, sensors, advanced forecasting and artificial intelligence are beginning to converge around weather modification that may result in more questions than answers.