Spain's renewed push for a European Union army has reopened one of Brussels' most persistent--and unresolved--strategic debates: whether Europe can, or should, transform its economic bloc into a unified military power capable of acting independently from both NATO and the United States.
The United States is now approaching an astonishing $39 trillion national debt. Worse still, America is paying nearly $3 billion every single day just to cover interest payments on that debt.
Newly released findings from the independent Israeli Civil Commission investigation into Hamas's October 7 massacre force the world to confront something even darker: this was not merely terrorism. It was calculated human degradation on a level that many civilized people struggle to even comprehend.
The recent release of long-awaited UFO-related government documents has once again pulled the public imagination toward one of the most persistent and controversial questions of modern times: what exactly are unidentified anomalous phenomena, and how should they be interpreted?
Drone warfare has become one of the defining forces of the Russia–Ukraine war, reshaping not only how battles are fought but also how territory is contested, held, and even denied without traditional infantry engagement.
A fresh wave of graduating seniors is about to walk across high school stages this spring and as families begin researching colleges for their child's future, they must do far more than simply glance at mission statements or trust marketing brochures.
Riyadh has chosen its words with care, yet the meaning could hardly be more clear. Saudi Arabia will not recognize the State of Israel before the creation of an independent Palestinian state along the 1949 "Auschwitz" armistice lines, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
Once a lifeline of ancient civilizations and a defining boundary of empires, the Euphrates river is now drying up. The shrinking waters are not just an ecological warning sign, but a potential alignment with ancient predictions found in the Book of Revelation.
Across denominations, the data points in one direction: fewer people are entering pastoral ministry, more are leaving it, and those who remain are carrying heavier emotional, financial, and cultural burdens than ever before.
New research from the Barna Group found that nearly one-third of practicing Christians believe spiritual advice from AI is as trustworthy as advice from a pastor. Among Gen Z and Millennials, that number climbs to roughly 40%.
What once seemed unthinkable is now openly discussed in Turkish political and religious circles: the idea of leading the Islamic world against Jerusalem.
The timing of UFO discussion among the Christian community could not be more important as the White House is expected to begin releasing the long-awaited UFO files on Friday – months after President Trump ordered top administration officials to get the ball rolling on the out-of-this-world intel.