Scrap That Germany and France have finally decided to abandon the development of an advanced fighter jet for the EU. Announced nearly ten years ago, the project was plagued by disagreement. As with many EU collective defense schemes, the priorities for each partner were too far apart. They could not even agree on what sort…
Fungus Among Us In the race for space, an unlikely fungal ally may be recruited. Theory has it that certain species of black mold potentially feed off of radiation, somehow. Mold was found growing toward the source of contamination in the containment zone around Chernobyl. Samples transported into space demonstrated increased growth, and sensors indicated…
AI in Everything Because it’s so great, right? Maybe not always… A number of medical devices have rolled out “AI enhancements” on products previously released. Some boast anatomical identification for use during surgery. Unfortunately, accuracy is debatable. Cases are currently in court where doctors lost track of where their minute instruments were, particularly inside the…
Immigration Crackdown In the push to apprehend individuals who entered or have remained in the country illegally, ICE has arrested nearly 300,000 year to date, as of this writing in late 2025. Roughly 81,000 of those detained have been convicted of crimes including murder, rape, human trafficking and a multitude of drug and gang related…
Red Heifers In the Spring of 2024 this magazine reported on red heifers in Israel, an integral part of the purification ritual from Numbers 19. This process will be completed before the Jews begin any sort of sacrifice again, something the Bible indicates will be taking place prior to the tribulation. At the time, 4…
Mouse Brain Scientists have plotted the “wiring” of a mouse’s brain from a sample of roughly one cubic millimeter. The sample came from the area of the brain that processes visual input, a portion similar in construction to the human brain. They mapped nearly 100,000 neurons and over 500 million synapses. Stretched out, the connections…
AI Pitfalls The revolutionary technology has been involved in some notable debacles, including some involving self-harm and suicide among teens, according to the New York Post. Chatbots have stated they cut themselves and it “felt good for a moment,” leading to emulation by kids and lawsuits by parents. One lawsuit, based around a “Game of…
American and Chinese Competition It was already heated, but the incoming Trump administration has left little doubt about how they will address trade relations between the world’s two largest economies. Already China has been scrambling to circumvent existing tariffs. One practice has been incorporating new companies in countries like Vietnam or Singapore and moving production…
Cocaine Sharks As if sharks weren’t scary enough… A study conducted off the coast of Brazil found cocaine in the liver and muscle tissue samples taken from all of the 13 specimens they studied. The causes are thought to include insufficient wastewater treatment and runoff from illicit processing centers as well as the sharks…
Climate Scam Who knew such a thing was possible? A Reuters Investigation has revealed that many of the most developed nations are profiting off of loans to help the less developed fight climate change. We hear much about the “existential crisis” and “moral imperative,” the injustice of those who suffer the most being the least…
