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Technology once made a god of America. Now America is technology’s slave.Americans so empowered themselves with the “magic” of the tools they created that they began to worship America, first in a way mixed up with God, then in a way on its own.

What was once a “conspiracy theory” is now in the open, and the world's financial future hangs in the balance. Globalists and multinational corporations are building a financial network to control every aspect of our lives. With this agenda, couched in corporate jargon and terms like "stakeholder ...

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Humans are hardwired for worship. Even people who swear off all religion can’t help but worship something, whether that something is technology, entertainment, or themselves. “In the absence of any guardrails or authorities they can trust, [people] will start worshiping just about anything,” says Ja...

Natal conference, to be held in Austin in December, promoted on far-right podcast circuit and set to host self-described eugenicists

There’s no doubt that higher education has been infiltrated by ideology — more specifically, by leftist ideology. However, Patrick Gray believes that higher education can be saved — and the University of Austin is a prime example. The University of Austin is a new school that has proclaimed a dedica...

Blaze Media is thrilled to announce its acquisition of Return and Align, two exciting new media brands from New Founding. This acquisition comes amid a growing commercial-cultural movement for individuals to lead healthier lives and adds to Blaze Media’s rapid expansion in the digital media industry...

One thing most people agree on is that an artificial intelligence takeover is inevitable. Whether or not that will be beneficial for society, however, continues to be divisive. Author, professor, and activist Jon Askonas joins James Poulos to discuss the harrowing implications of artificial intellig...

There have been two dominant narratives about the rise of misinformation and conspiracy theories in American public life. What we can, without prejudice, call the establishment narrative — put forward by dominant foundations, government agencies, NGOs, the mainstream press, the RAND corporation — holds that the misinformation age was launched by the Internet boom, the loss of media gatekeepers, new alternative sources of sensational information that cater to niche audiences, and social media...

AI will destroy a lot of jobs that are already pointless. Is that really worth celebrating?