When I was young, it seemed as though a majority of adults were proud of their work. If they weren’t proud, at least they were accepting of the situation.
Old Timers Days is my favorite festival, not just because of the rides, food and music, but because it feels like a giant family reunion where nobody sent invitations and everybody still shows up.
In a historic settlement with 47 states, Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion in penalties to resolve claims that it designed its platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, to foster harmful addiction among minors.
Common-sense reforms that target waste and fraud and ensure these programs are not a lifetime handout for able-bodied, working-age adults help ensure this needed assistance will be available for families in need for many more years to come.
Here I find myself, in political no-man’s land, crouched behind a garbage can, keeping my head down while verbal bullets fly overhead – “fascist” from one side, “toxic empathy” from the other. Socrates is my hero. He would advise rational discourse.
The American people are increasingly victims of an array of poor energy policy decisions at both the federal and state level – and even utilities themselves have failed to think ahead, closing productive coal plants to get in on the government dole of “renewables” like expensive wind and solar.
As the federal government faces hundreds of billions of dollars in estimated annual fraud losses, a bipartisan majority of voters want it to use artificial intelligence to help catch waste and abuse, a new poll found.
Calling one of the most consequential technological advances in history “artificial intelligence” has not only animated anxieties but also inspired hyperbole including the idea of an inevitable super-intelligence.
The Bible says, “Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry, for man’s anger does not bring about the righteous life that God desires (James 1:19.20 NIV).
Republican leaders in the U.S. House are confident they will maintain control of the chamber after the midterm elections, despite coping with party infighting that has delayed progress on critical legislation.
While socialism as a trend is a real threat to America, the greater threat is to the Democratic Party itself, potentially rendering it a minority party for years to come.
During those times when the darkness of doubt keeps you from seeing God, know that God sees you. God spoke to me last night in a dream. He said, "When your life is at its darkest, My love is at its brightest."
