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Emma Waters is a proud, Christ-centered patriot. The 28-year-old bioethics researcher at the Heritage Foundation lives by a strict six-word mantra: "Love God, get married, have babies." She married young and recently welcomed her third daughter while working from home in Pennsylvania. When she’s…
From integration and national identity to the challenges posed by competing values and worldviews, BlazeTV host Nick Freitas and Konstantin Kisin examine whether Western nations have ignored the cultural consequences of mass immigration. “This is fundamentally about cultural compatibility,” Freitas…
Trump’s recent assembly of many of the very top people in AI must be counted among the most momentous political occasions in U.S. history — and perhaps human history. It comes at a time of extreme instability, uncertainty, and acceleration. Even — or especially — those at the summit of tech and…
Philadelphia is full of must-see locations on sightseeing trips: Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, the Art Museum, to name a few. But in a city known for its cheesesteaks as well as for its nation-shaping historical landmarks, one eatery stands tall: Pat's King of Steaks. 'This guy just messed…
When the Walter Reed scandal erupted in 2007, the officers under fire were more than names in a newspaper to me. I knew many of them. I saw their frustration and outrage as they scrambled to address failures some were only then discovering. My wife, Gracie, and I were at Walter Reed frequently. A…
We live in a day when a teenager with a smartphone can perform tasks governments couldn’t fathom just three decades ago, says Glenn Beck. Glenn Beck is already disturbed by this strange reality, but he knows the technology in the pipeline will make our current capabilities seem like child’s play.…
Horror has always had a respectability problem. But filmmakers eventually discovered a useful trick for getting around it: Make the monster a metaphor. The creature in "The Babadook" isn't merely a boogeyman under the bed; it's grief and depression . "It Follows" has been read as everything from an…
John Cleese must feel very lonely. Not only is the Monty Python alum virtually alone in calling out the inconvenient ills of British society, but he rarely gets support from his fellow stars. It’s climate change alarmism run wild, a shocking project from an actor who aggressively avoids political…
On May 13, 2026, CIA senior operations officer James Erdman III appeared under subpoena before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee . He was testifying despite his agency's objections. Erdman had recently led an investigation for Director of National Intelligence Tulsi…
As voting day approaches quickly, BlazeTV host Steve Deace believes Republicans are making a critical mistake: focusing too much on what they're for and not enough on who they're running against. Laying out what he calls a political survival strategy, Deace urges GOP candidates at every level to…
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