Russia's New Doomsday Arsenal: The Dark Frontier Of Modern Warfare

 

Russia's New Doomsday Arsenal: The Dark Frontier Of Modern Warfare   The Burevestnik looks like a conventional cruise missile on the outside - but that's where the similarity ends. Inside, it carries a miniature nuclear reactor that can keep it flying for months without refueling. That means it could circle the globe indefinitely, waiting for the order to strike, attacking from any direction at any time. The implications are staggering. You cannot destroy a missile before it's fired if it never needs to land.     New Poll: What Do Churchgoers Believe And Does It Align With The Bible?   Gen Z and millennials are driving a resurgence in church attendance. But this raises the question: what do churchgoers believe, and does it align with the Bible? A new poll would indicate we have some good news and some bad news on this front.     How AI-Powered Censorship Threatens The Voice Of Faith   Truth is being rewritten by algorithms. In the name of fighting "hate speech" and "disinformation," nations are turning to artificial intelligence to monitor and punish opinions that dare to challenge the approved narrative.