5) Israel strikes back at Hamas; 4) Ebola spreading faster in Congo; 3) Russia sends troops to Venezuela while US beefs up bases in Syria; 2) UK denying asylum to Iranian Christians; 1) “Snowplow parents” raising helpless kids who don’t learn to cope.

5) US recognizes Israel’s sovereignty over the Golan Heights; 4) Missile from Gaza hits house north of Tel Aviv; 3) Mueller finds no collusion; 2) Trump honors World Down Syndrome Day; 1) The Milky Way is more massive than we thought.

Jim Barfield, director of the Copper Scroll Project, explains why he believes the mysterious scroll points to artifacts from Solomon's Temple.

The US Army is placing an order for a powered exoskeleton that will give soldiers the ability to carry 200 pounds with ease. We discuss the implications of pairing that technology with artificial intelligence, considering recent research that shows AI and algorithms are already more autonomous than we think.

5) UK tries to negotiate extension for Brexit deadline; 4) New Zealand bans guns and news websites after mosque massacre; 3) FBI warns of phone kidnap scam; 2) Lifeway to close its stores by end of year; 1) Bioethicist argues for “Trans-ageism”: changing legal age to match the age you feel.

5) NASA satellite photos show flooding devastation in Nebraska; 4) Mideast peace plan leaks and tension over Tempe Mount; 3) Meth deaths increase; 2) Canadian government paying contractor formerly known as Blackwater; 1) Third supermoon tonight coincides with spring equinox and Purim.

5) Record flooding in Midwest and Mozambique; 4) ISIS calls for revenge after New Zealand massacre; 3) Fox suspends Judge Jeanine, hires Donna Brazile; 2) Illinois goes all in on Green New Deal; 1) New parody site mocks DNA testing services.

5) Terror in New Zealand; 4) Hamas launch “like Monty Python”; 3) Media loves Beto; 2) Steele admits he used blog posts for Trump dossier; 1) Our robot overlords may already be here.

New York Times best-selling author Joel Richardson joins us to discuss his new book Mount Sinai in Arabia and why he thinks the mountain where Moses met God is not where we’ve been taught.

Facebook and its apps went offline for hours on Wednesday. We discuss our dependence on social media and how useful it’s going to be to a future one-world government. Then we introduce you to Foursquare, the company that writes the code that lets apps track our phones’ location even when we think geotracking is turned off.