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Before You Argue With That Account, Make Sure There Is a Person Behind It

Not Everybody Online Is Who They Claim to Be The person in your comments telling you what to believe politically may be exactly who they claim to be—or they may not. Fake personas, coordinated influence networks, and AI-assisted political content are now part of the online environment. Recent investigations have documented China-linked operations using AI

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The Complicated History Between Black and Native America

The History Is Bigger Than We Were Taught Black and Native American history is more connected—and more complicated—than many of us were taught. European artists often portrayed Indigenous people with dark, reddish, or copper-colored skin, but those images were sometimes symbolic representations rather than accurate portraits of particular Native nations. They tell us how Europeans

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Authority Is Not the Same as Divine Approval

When Familiar Words Lose Their Context We often hear phrases such as “Pray for the president,” “Respect the office,” and “Touch not God’s anointed.” Repetition can make these expressions sound like simple commands, but Scripture presents authority with more nuance. Praying for a leader does not mean believing everything that leader does has God’s approval,

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When the Work Disappears: Slavery, AI, and Who Gets to Make a Living

The Question Beneath the Comparison History and artificial intelligence raise a similar economic question under very different circumstances: what happens when ordinary people can no longer depend on their labor to support themselves? The Civil War was fundamentally driven by slavery, its protection, and the struggle over its expansion. But Northern opposition to slavery also

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The Last Supper: What We Know, What AI Can See, and What Remains a Mystery

A Painting We Think We Know Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper has been studied, copied, restored, and debated for more than five centuries. Painted in Milan in the late 1490s, it captures the moment after Jesus announces that one of his twelve apostles will betray him. Because the image is so familiar, it is

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