Amazon Alexa devices have been caught giving unbelievably biased answers when asked about the two candidates vying for victory in the 2024 presidential election. The virtual assistant's bias problems became clear earlier this week as videos of the device's answers were published online and immediately went viral. In one video,...

Jane Goodall, age 90, has had many adventures in her life. Growing up in England, Jane fell in love with the natural world, especially animals. When she was just 26 years old, she entered the Gombe National Forest in Tanzania and started studying the chimpanzee’s ecosystem. She discovered that chimpanzees make and use tools. Her work as a primatologist and conservationist has transformed our understanding of animal behavior and personality, and she is not done yet. RELATED: 90-Year-Old Dr. Jane Goodall Spends 300 Days a Year Traveling to Share Inspiration Jane Goodall, age 90, Isn’t Done Having Adventures The Jane Goodall Institute, which opened in 1977, will be able to carry on after she is gone. However, if you were to ask Jane, she would tell you she isn’t done having adventures. She recently shared that she views death as a type of adventure. “My next great adventure at 90 is going to be dying. There’s either nothing or something. If there’s something, I mean if there’s nothing, there’s nothing, that’s it. If there’s something, I can’t think of a greater adventure than finding out what it is,” she said in an interview with Channel 4 News. “I happen to think there is something because of experiences I’ve had, because of experiences other people have had, very powerful ones.” As Christians, we know there is one more adventure. Jesus has told us that in the Bible. And we can be comforted that after death, we can be with him in heaven for eternity. RELATED: Joanna Gaines Clings to Son As They Say Goodbye, Tells Others ‘It Doesn't Get Any Easier' Her Grandfather Was a Congregationalist Minister In an interview with Religion News Service, Jane talks about how her grandfather was a Congregationalist minister. Although her family was not particularly religious, they did go to church sometimes. “Religion entered into me,” she said. “It felt like I had a secret understanding of something other people perhaps didn't share. But I had no compulsion to share it.” She also talks about her spiritual connection. “After I'd begun to succeed with the chimps, that's when I had time to pause, and that's when I developed a really strong feeling of spiritual connection with the natural world,” she comments. “What I love today is how science and religion are coming together and more minds are seeing purpose behind the universe and intelligence. Einstein did. And my good friend Francis Collins.” YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Robert Irwin Gets Emotional As He Discusses His Father's Impact On Others As Jane Goodall, age 90, prepares for her next adventure, we wish her well and know that whatever happens in the future, she will have changed the world for the better and will leave a lasting legacy for generations to come. “In my Father’s house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you.” – John 14:2 WATCH: Jane Goodall, Age 90, Talks About Her Next Adventure LISTEN: Dog Takes Bride's Place During First Look | She Thought Boyfriend Ghosted Her, Discovered He Lost His Memories h/t: Inspire More Featured Image Credit: YouTube/Channel 4 News The post Jane Goodall, Age 90, Is Excited to Find Out What Comes After Her Next Big Adventure of ‘Dying’ appeared first on GodUpdates.

Longtime Queen guitarist Brian May announced that he suffered a stroke last week, which left him temporarily unable to use his left arm. 

We are beginning to see a pattern of armed migrants, mostly from Venezuela, taking over apartments and buildings in Denver, Chicago, and now New York City. In New York City, they are taking over apartments in homes as well. One gang even accidentally burned a house down. They’re criminals seeking a better life — of […] The post Armed Migrants Take Over NYC Apartments appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Angel Studios said it has raised more than $11 million in just the first 5 days following the launch of a new fundraising campaign to “revolutionize entertainment.” In a press release from the studio — that brought such hits as the faith-centered movies “Sound of Freedom” and “Cabrini” — it said that a new investment campaign called Regulation A+ (Reg A+) offering, has been a very successful way for the company to expand its Angel Guild, the community that drives the investment in projects to “distribute films and tv shows.”  “In Hollywood, a handful of elites in an LA boardroom decide what the world watches. At Angel Studios, we believe viewers know best,” Jeffrey Harmon, co-founder and Chief Content Officer at Angel Studios, said. “That’s why we can’t even consider a film unless the Angel Guild first greenlights it,” he added. “With over 360,000 members from 150+ countries, the Guild is already in the driver’s seat.” “Through this offering, we hope to grow the Guild to over one million members,” Harmon continued. “We believe that reaching that milestone will make Angel Studios a true movement, a driving force in the entertainment landscape.” Angel Studios, Distributor of ‘Sound of Freedom,’ Raises Over $10 Million for Crowdfunded Film and TV Projects https://t.co/9BvCfPSpf4 — Variety (@Variety) September 4, 2024 Some of the successes the Angel Guild is responsible for include the launch of films like “THE SHIFT,” and “AFTER DEATH,”  and TV series such as Tuttle Twins, Wingfeather Saga, Freelancers, and Young David, the press release noted. Not to mention projects the studio said it’s working on for release later this year like the apocalyptic film/TV “HOMESTEAD,” along with “at least seven movies and seven TV series planned for 2025,” the release noted. Earlier this year, The DailyWire+ and Angel Studios announced a partnership to release Peacetree Productions’ inspirational film “Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot.”  “We are thrilled to partner with Angel Studios, a company that not only shares our commitment to creating impactful and meaningful entertainment but also excels in doing so,” Jeremy Boreing, co-founder and co-CEO of The Daily Wire, said.  “Speaking as the father of an adopted daughter myself, ‘Sound of Hope’ is truly inspirational,” he added. “We know it will resonate deeply with our audience – and far beyond – and has the power to make a true cultural impact for kids and families in crisis. We want millions to see this film.” In 2023, Angel Studios was one of the top 10 studios at the US domestic box office, surpassing Amazon’s MGM and A24, with its audience-driven model, the release noted. More information about becoming a member of the Angel Guild can be found here.