Vladimir Putin caught the West by surprise again last week when he announced that Russian forces would begin withdrawing from Syria. What does this really mean for Syria, Iraq, Israel, the Kurds, and the West?

Lt. Col. Bob Maginnis, author of Never Submit: Will the Extermination of Christians Get Worse Before it Gets Better?, shares his analysis based on decades of experience as a military strategist focusing on Middle East issues. In a nutshell, this looks like a geopolitical win for Putin.

A robotics company introduced its new lifelike 'bot last week. Sophia is touted as conscious, creative, and capable as any human. Except that during the presentation, Sophia may have accidentally revealed more than her creator intended.

Also: Another suicide bombing in Turkey; Russia backs the Kurds; Obama gives train-and-equip another try in Syria; the Earth gets buzzed by a pair of comets; and a public apology of sorts to Lord RayEl.

A robotics company introduced its new lifelike 'bot last week. Sophia is touted as conscious, creative, and capable as any human. Except that during the presentation, Sophia may have accidentally revealed more than her creator intended.

Also: Another suicide bombing in Turkey; Russia backs the Kurds; Obama gives train-and-equip another try in Syria; the Earth gets buzzed by a pair of comets; and a public apology of sorts to Lord RayEl.

Scientists have discovered that memories in mice can be recovered, at least temporarily, through optogenetics and light stimulus.  While there are some exciting therapies that may come from this, the flip side is that it may also allow for memories to be implanted and triggered.

Also: Artificial intelligence research much farther along than expected; the Internet of Things wants to network your lawn and garden; and Uber shooter claims the app possessed him--like "an artificial intelligence" tapped into his body.

Scientists have discovered that memories in mice can be recovered, at least temporarily, through optogenetics and light stimulus.  While there are some exciting therapies that may come from this, the flip side is that it may also allow for memories to be implanted and triggered.

Also: Artificial intelligence research much farther along than expected; the Internet of Things wants to network your lawn and garden; and Uber shooter claims the app possessed him--like "an artificial intelligence" tapped into his body.

Richard Shaw, producer/director of the film Torah Codes: End to Darkness, and Rabbi Matityahu Glazerson, one of the world's leading researchers into Torah codes, share new findings pointing to something significant happening at Purim--which may refer to next Wednesday evening, the 23rd, or to Shushan Purim, which is celebrated in Jerusalem beginning next Friday, the 25th.

Richard Shaw, producer/director of the film Torah Codes: End to Darkness, and Rabbi Matityahu Glazerson, one of the world's leading researchers into Torah codes, share new findings pointing to something significant happening at Purim--which may refer to next Wednesday evening, the 23rd, or to Shushan Purim, which is celebrated in Jerusalem beginning next Friday, the 25th.

Everything old is new again: Sheila Zilinsky, author of Green Gospel: The New World Religion, discusses how the green movement is just a modern incarnation of the age-old globalist desire to bring humanity back under a one-world government.

Everything old is new again: Sheila Zilinsky, author of Green Gospel: The New World Religion, discusses how the green movement is just a modern incarnation of the age-old globalist desire to bring humanity back under a one-world government.

Vladimir Putin surprises everybody by announcing that Russian troops will be withdrawing from Syria effective immediately.

Also: Iraq's looming disaster, Slenderman girl treated for schizophrenia, military shows off mini-drones, and Hillary Clinton's campaign trying to sabotage Sanders and Trump.