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Elon Musk has a bold and optimistic prediction for his Optimus robots. He says they will replace human surgeons and be far better at the task.
Secretary Scott Turner didn’t name names, or call out state and federal officials in Minnesota, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have the evidence.
The leader of a Jewish teen education program is deeply concerned about the future for Jews in the United States.
In Mr. Mandani’s Jan. 1 inaugural address, New York’s first Islamist/socialist mayor phrased his aims thusly: “We will replace the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism.”
The disaster response ministry Eight Days of Hope, now passing 20 years of volunteer-led work across the nation, says it plans to return to at least one area affected by severe weather this year.
After a famous Jewish synagogue was set on fire in an arson attack in red-state Mississippi, a newspaper columnist says the incident is a reminder antisemitism is sadly alive and well everywhere.
A group of pro-life OBGYNs wants the Food and Drug Administration and Health and Human Services to do something about abortion drugs.
A national defense analyst says that the growing discontent among Cuba’s population could lead to an internal insurrection that overthrows the current regime and puts in place something that the U.S. can tolerate.
In order to shore up the transgender movement, academia is hosting a "Big Ten Trans Research Symposium" in March.
Much like the theme of hope that runs throughout the New Testament, Iranian-American Marziyeh Amirizadeh similarly feels hope for the future of her ancient homeland.