This post was originally published on here A chilling partnership was just announced between one of the world’s most high-tech surveillance companies, Palantir, and one of the world’s leading semiconductor and high-performance computing firms, Nvidia. But from reading the jargon-heavy press release about it, you would be hard-pressed to understand the basics of the alliance—much…
This post was originally published on here Thousands are likely being slaughtered right now in Sudan as the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (rsf) captured the city of El Fasher after an 18-month siege. A quarter of a million civilians are trapped in the city and starving. Since the city fell on Sunday, satellite imagery shows…
This post was originally published on here Hurricane Melissa, the strongest storm ever recorded in Jamaica, struck yesterday. The government declared the island a disaster area; emergency teams are assessing the devastation and racing against time to save lives. However, blocked roads, downed power lines and widespread flooding suggest that for many, help will arrive…
This post was originally published on hereWhat is wrong with the weather? Is it really climate change? Are hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, floods and forest fires really “natural”? Why are these once-in-a-lifetime, where-did-this-come-from, never-before-witnessed calamities piling up on top of one another? The number of natural disasters is measurably rising. The nonprofit Borgen Project found that…
The King of Britain is turning his back on an inspiring biblical vision.
A prelude to the mysterious Psalm 83 alliance?
This post was originally published on here Britain should consider sharing nuclear weapons with Germany, top defense leaders told the Telegraph in an article published this weekend. Britain has already agreed to work with France on its nuclear program, and France is in talks with Germany over sharing nuclear weapons. Some hope that Britain will…
‘Germany’s industrial powerhouse is becoming a military powerhouse.’
The squandered opportunity forces us to acknowledge an uncomfortable truth.
This post was originally published on here More than 41 million Americans will go without food stamps starting this Friday if Congress does not reopen the government before that. The Department of Agriculture said it will not use emergency funds to pay for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (snap). An average of 41.7 million people—12.3…