What’s ahead for AFA Action in 2026? AFA Action, the governmental affairs affiliate of American Family Association (AFA), is gearing up for a busy 2026. With national elections on the horizon, legislative battles intensifying, and judicial influence shaping every arena of public life, the stakes are high – but so are the opportunities.

What’s Coming, What It Means, and What You Need to Do.

Professions earning more than $100,000 a year had the worst average score (6.7), while the those earning less than $35,000 had the lowest exposure (3.4).

Exploring AI’s role in wartime propaganda and parallels to WWII’s Tokyo Rose broadcasts.

Citizens looking for security and privacy are about to get neither.  

Some call it Marvel’s biggest “bomb.” The writing and production value were so bad and the viewership was so low that the series was canceled after only 8 episodes.1 It wasn’t Netflix’s Iron Fist (just kidding). It was ABC’s Inhumans (which disappointed me, like it did for nearly everyone else).  The lack of imagination and poor character development for Inhumans were unfortunate. […]

In this episode, Bill Hendricks and Fuz Rana discuss the rapid growth in artificial intelligence and what that means for the world, humanity, and our faith.

Remember that time before the 2020 election when everyone was focused on social media election interference? Including the fact that the New York Post had our accounts locked and our stories suppressed. One of the results of all that was Elon Musk buying Twitter in an effort to rebalance the social media landscape.

Will regulatory hurdles give China the edge in orbital data centers?

A viral essay argues AI is about to make most human work obsolete. We asked Noah Smith, Andrew Yang, Tyler Cowen, Gary Marcus, and others to weigh in.