Canada’s Liberal government is taking another major step toward expanding the nation’s already-controversial “assisted suicide” program, this time pushing for citizens to be euthanized with “pre-approval,” eliminating one of the last remaining safeguards against involuntary death.
Global elites have taken a major step toward a coordinated digital governance regime, as European and Canadian officials unveiled new agreements linking digital identity systems, AI infrastructure, and online information control, all under the familiar banner of “trust” and “information integrity.”
A new national survey reveals a stark shift in how teenagers are dealing with emotional and psychological struggles, with growing numbers turning not to parents, teachers, or professionals, but to artificial intelligence.
Scientists are warning that Earth is being struck by a growing number of powerful solar flares as activity on the Sun intensifies, disrupting communications and raising concerns about looming additional impacts.
President Donald Trump’s administration is tightening scrutiny on foreign influence in higher education, rolling out a streamlined federal reporting system that will make it harder for universities to hide massive overseas donations.
Despite declining participation in organized religion, new data shows that millions of Americans are turning back to Scripture, driving Bible sales to their highest levels in two decades.
A new national survey finds that a startling share of young voting-age adults is open to handing sweeping government authority to artificial intelligence (AI), including powers over public policy, individual rights, and even the world’s militaries.
A disturbing new pattern is emerging across the United States, leaving doctors baffled as a once-rare form of deadly cancer is now surging among young Americans.
A stunning new analysis has revealed that almost one million UK children aged just 3–5 years old are already using adult-targeted social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Snapchat.
A new major study is adding fuel to a growing national debate over what constant smartphone exposure is doing to Americans, especially children.