Dale Hurd

1 month ago | cbn.com | Dale Hurd

Global cybercrime is expected to cost more than ten trillion dollars this year. Scams and online criminal activity have exploded through the use of artificial intelligence. AI-enabled crimes are already up 456% since last year. Email phishing attacks, identity theft, ransomware attacks, financial scams, and deepfake child pornography are all becoming more sophisticated and prevalent.

1 month ago | cbn.com | Dale Hurd

Most Americans assume the United States is the world's unrivaled nuclear superpower. The truth is, America's nuclear stockpile has shrunk significantly. Meanwhile, China is building nuclear weapons at a rapid pace, and arms experts believe the world's security is now at serious risk due to the communist regime's expansionist schemes. Since the end of the Cold War, the United States has dramatically reduced the number of nuclear weapons it has deployed or in storage.

1 month ago | cbn.com | Dale Hurd

What President Trump calls his "big beautiful bill" is headed for a rude reception in the U.S. Senate. The mega-bill only passed the House by one vote and is facing opposition from some in the president's own party who are unhappy that it doesn't cut enough federal spending. Wisconsin Republican Sen. Ron Johnson has named it "the Titanic," and says the bill is going down because it doesn't cut enough from the federal budget.

1 month ago | cbn.com | Dale Hurd

Residents in Kentucky, Missouri, and Virginia are cleaning up from deadly storms and tornadoes that killed at least 28 people over the weekend. They're also bracing for more severe weather. "Right over there where the tablecloth is, is where me and my husband were pinned down," tornado survivor Edwina Wilson explains.  Wilson says she and her husband took cover in a hallway as a tornado barreled toward their home in London, Kentucky. Now, she searches for belongings in what was once her home.

1 month ago | cbn.com | Dale Hurd

U.S. and Chinese officials say they have reached a deal to roll back most of their recent tariffs and call a 90 day pause so they can keep talking to resolve their trade disputes.   Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent made the announcement this morning in Switzerland where negotiations had been held. "We have reached an agreement on a 90 day pause," Bessent said, "and substantially moved down the tariff levels.