If you spent any time online lately, you’ve probably noticed everyone is buzzing about the latest season of Black Mirror on Netflix. Our culture’s appetite…
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America is addicted to the moment. We swipe credit cards for dopamine hits, chase trends that vanish overnight, and measure our lives in viral clips…
The heart of America has always beat to the rhythm of hammers on steel, the hum of factories, and the pride of craftsmen shaping raw…
Dear Gab Community, We stand at a critical juncture, facing a battle that transcends Gab itself—it is a fight for the very soul of free…
We live in an era where truth is branded “hate,” righteousness is mocked as “bigotry,” and those who dare to proclaim God’s Word without apology…
Steve Jobs’ creative ethos was more authentically Christian than most “Christian” art today. His obsession with excellence—every iPhone curve, every intuitive gesture—wasn’t corporate greed; it…
The internet is dead. What was once a frontier of open exchange and shared innovation has rotted into a cesspool of algorithmic sludge, AI-generated propaganda,…
As we head into the Trump administration in the coming days, it is crucial that we remain vigilant and not succumb to complacency. All too…
Over the weekend I sent out a simple post that started a firestorm. The context of when I sent this post is important, so let’s start there. Amidst a raging week long debate about immigration all over the internet, people who were arguing in favor of hiring Americans over foreign H-1B workers were being called “racists,” myself included.
The debate surrounding H-1B visas and legal immigration has ignited a fiery discourse online this week, exposing a chasm that exists between two fundamentally different…
Shortly after the election I decided it was time to cut back on my screentime and do some digital detoxing. In the lead up to election day I had been glued to my devices watching for the latest breaking news, poll results, or policy announcement that could change the course of the campaign. I was experiencing what many call FOMO, or Fear of Missing Out. I’m sure many of you experienced this at some point or another too, but after the victory was secured I decided that I needed to hit the reset button and take a break from the screens for a while.
In a recent interview, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for greater federal regulation of social media platforms, asserting that “we lose total control” if these companies do not moderate content on their sites. This follows just one week after former Secretary of State John Kerry expressed concerns at a World Economic Forum panel about the First Amendment posing a challenge in combating online “misinformation” and “disinformation” related to climate change.
It is clear that the fight for free speech online is far from over.