Will AI Banking Bring A New Era Of Digital ID?
When an AI agent logs into a bank account, the bank faces a question it was never designed to answer: Is this the customer, an assistant the customer authorized, or Continue Reading
Bible Prophecy in the News

When an AI agent logs into a bank account, the bank faces a question it was never designed to answer: Is this the customer, an assistant the customer authorized, or Continue Reading

For decades, the battle over Israel has been fought in the halls of the United Nations, across university campuses, and in the streets of major cities. But an increasingly bitter Continue Reading

On April 13, 2029, an enormous asteroid named Apophis will race past Earth at a distance of just 20,000 miles from our planet’s surface. That’s closer than many of the Continue Reading

Imagine waking up tomorrow morning to discover that your bank’s website is inaccessible. Your credit card no longer works. Gas stations cannot process payments. Grocery stores are accepting cash only, Continue Reading

At a gathering in the Knesset sukkah this month, Benjamin Netanyahu read from the Book of Samuel and spoke of a “great deliverance.” Whether the prime minister was expressing personal Continue Reading

More than 700 students made decisions to follow Jesus at Appalachian State University last week. After the gathering, about 100 were baptized. The scene has been repeated at campuses across Continue Reading

Millions of people are bringing questions about Scripture to artificial intelligence every week. They want help understanding difficult passages, comparing interpretations and making sense of what the Bible says. OpenAI’s Continue Reading

Israel has long relied on the United States as its most important ally and weapons supplier. But Israeli leaders are now planning for a future in which American support could Continue Reading

Ahmed al-Sharaa inherited a country in ruins. War halved the size of Syria’s economy and left nine people out of ten below the poverty line. According to serious Israeli sources, Continue Reading

Nine of the nation’s largest banks relied on subjective decision-making and the opinions of advocacy organizations to terminate customer accounts or deny service to potential customers—often because of Biblical beliefs Continue Reading