Ryan Denison

Discover how the Supreme Court's shadow docket works and why it is quickly changing how the nation sees its highest Court.

Do the SPLC charges reveal a "hate industry"? How federal fraud cases expose a dangerous dependency on extremism

Explore the implications of the Supreme Court's latest ruling on abortion pills and why there is still reason for hope

It seems clear that God has blessed America. But why? Explore the nature of God's blessings and how he expects us to respond.

Explore the implications of the Supreme Court's latest ruling on abortion pills and why there is still reason for hope

In 2024, the Russian ship MV Ursa Major sank about 60 miles off the coast of Spain. While the loss was noteworthy, the world moved on pretty quickly. However, CNN released new details on the incident that point to the nuclear nature of the ship’s true cargo and a Western plot to ensure that it never reached its final destination. The question remains who sunk the vessel in the first place, especially during a time when NATO was trying to avoid giving Russia a reason to push harder into Ukraine. But there are times when doing nothing poses the greatest risk. Some of the hardest times to follow God’s will are when we can think of all the ways doing so could go wrong.

From job displacement to the data centers, explore why American skepticism toward AI is reaching a breaking point.

Does the Anti-Weaponization Fund grant justice or subvert it? Learn how the $1.776B DOJ settlement works and why it's so controversial

Earlier this week, Pope Leo XIV presented his first encyclical: a letter from the pope to the Catholic Church and its leaders. The document, titled Magnifica Humanitas, or “Magnificent Humanity,” outlined his thoughts on technology—with a specific focus on artificial intelligence—and called for remembering the importance of people as we integrate it into our lives. Rather than artificial intelligence conquering humanity on its way to taking over the world, Leo suggests a far greater risk is humanity giving up our position in God’s created order and elevating our own creation instead. Is he right? Let’s take a closer look.

An inside look at India's proposed FCRA changes and how they point to continually increasing pressure on Christians in India.