Blaze News investigates: ICE officials speak out about how 'sanctuary' policies protect criminals

TheBlaze— Many Democratic-run jurisdictions across the United States have adopted various forms of so-called 'sanctuary' policies that continue to provide protections to illegal migrant criminals by creating massive roadblocks for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to the agency and immigration experts. The term "sanctuary policy" describes several similar ordinances that ultimately prevent local and state law enforcement officials from coordinating and cooperating with federal...

TheBlaze—Blaze News investigates: Lawsuits threaten the development of AI. Is that a good thing? Artists speak out.. While artificial intelligence represents a significant technological advancement in various fields, it's still unclear what role it will play in the future of artistic expression. Some believe AI should be embraced wholesale, while others worry that the technology could subvert and overtake human creativity. Many novelists have drawn a line in the sand by suing OpenAI, claiming that their copyrighted material has been used to train large language models — deep learning models that allow...

TheBlaze—Pastor shocks congregation with news of wife's sudden death. Now police are investigating, and her family is speaking out.. North Carolina authorities are investigating the tragic death of a pastor's wife.On April 28, John-Paul Miller, pastor of Solid Rock Church in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, delivered his Sunday sermon like normal. But when he finished preaching, he announced shocking news to his congregation.His wife, Mica Miller, was dead. "I got a call late last night, my wife has passed away," he said. "It was self-induced, and it was up in North Carolina."Pastor Miller told the congregation that he expected...

TheBlaze—Blaze News original: The surprising companies accused of helping sexual exploitation — and how to protect your children online. You might be surprised to learn which digital entities are accused of facilitating, enabling, and even profiting from sexual abuse and exploitation online. Last month, the National Center on Sexual Exploitation released its annual “Dirty Dozen” list, a campaign bringing attention to entities and companies it believes are complicit in sexual exploitation. This year’s list includes the following entities and the NCOSE's reasoning for including them: Apple: "This Big Tech titan refuses...