Churchgoers hold hands as they sing during a morning service at St. Pius X Church in El Paso, Texas, on Aug. 4, 2019. Vernon Bryant/The Dallas Morning News via APMore Americans now say religion is gaining…

Work begins on the demolition of a part of the East Wing of the White House on Oct. 20, 2025, in Washington, before construction of a new ballroom. Evan Vucci/AP PhotoDemolition work on the White House…

By Eric Hogue, Op-ed contributor Tuesday, October 21, 2025iStock/Chor muangHistory has shown us what happens when Christians abdicate intellectual leadership.  We’ve watched from the sidelines…

By Justin Greenfield, Op-ed contributor Tuesday, October 21, 2025iStock/LemonTreeImagesCompassion without insight is dead, and many people think of themselves as compassionate for accepting militant LGBT…

By John Stonestreet, Timothy Padget, Tuesday, October 21, 2025Washington, D.C., temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Unsplash/Joshua HoehneThe hours and days following the horrifying…

The logo of the ABC adorns the main entrance to the ABC building located at Ultimo in Sydney, Australia on June 5, 2019. AAP Image/David GrayAn editor at Australia’s public broadcaster, who made headlines…

President Donald Trump at the White House on Oct. 20, 2025. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch TimesWhile affirming the United States’ commitment to AUKUS, President Donald Trump said America’s unmatched defence…

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You probably noticed that the Internet was full of blocked services on Monday due to a major Amazon Web Services outage. Government websites in the UK were down, airline booking sites were down, online shopping was down and my son could not do his math practice! He didn’t find that a tragedy. But this has become a familiar tale of late. Why? Amazon says the problem came from inside the house: an internal subsystem that monitors its network load balancers failed, which in turn caused widespread DNS errors and database disruptions in its U.S.-East-1 region. The company later said the issue had been “fully mitigated.” The bigger story is our growing dependence on these few private companies to keep everything running — from public infrastructure to teenagers’ homework. It is an uncomfortable reality to face, isn’t it? The post The Internet’s Single Point of Failure appeared first on Redacted.

There are rumors that President Trump may issue a pardon for Diddy. Why would he do that? Sean “Diddy” Combs was acquitted of charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, but was convicted on two counts of “transportation to engage in prostitution.” President Trump has said that he would not get involved but he also said that he would release the Epstein data to the public and has failed to do that. In fact, President Trump’s administration is actively sabotaging the only Congress members who want to release Epstein data, especially Congressman Thomas Massie. Why would he do that? All of this is inexplicable. As one X user put it: Yo @realDonaldTrump, we asked you to free Edward Snowden and Julian Assange, not Diddy. The post Is Trump Defending Diddy and Epstein? appeared first on Redacted.