The UK becomes the first NATO country to open up every single role in its armed forces to people living with HIV on treatment, enhancing warfighting readiness and valuing people based on their talents and abilities. Meanwhile, in the US, Democrats are criticized for their handling of crime and law enforcement, with some politicians comparing the situation to the Holocaust. Additionally, a transgender swimmer is banned for five years and stripped of all competition results due to refusing to take a gender verification test, sparking debate about identity politics and gun control. [... more]

A Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Portland took an unexpected turn when a speaker used the opportunity to chant 'Free Palestine' and lead the crowd in a song, sparking controversy. Meanwhile, the UK has made headlines for becoming the first NATO country to open up every single role in its armed forces to people living with HIV on treatment, but critics argue this policy is flawed and may be a way to avoid conscription. [... more]

Millions of people around the world need basic necessities and the gospel. One organization, Cross International, is helping them receive both. With a presence in over a dozen countries, Cross International is changing lives through food support, clean water, medical supplies, and sharing the love of Jesus. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics, including Elon Musk's efforts to root out waste and abuse in the USAID, the reaction of the left and the media, and the implications for accountability and transparency in government. She also touches on the trade war with China, the approval ratings of Trump, and the importance of diversifying and protecting one's savings. [... more]

Joe Biden's age and mental fitness have been questioned, with some saying he's senile and struggling to keep up with his duties as President. Meanwhile, Hunter Biden's trial has shed light on his past struggles with addiction and potential tax evasion. The Biden administration's handling of the border crisis has also come under scrutiny, with many accusing them of being soft on immigration. The situation in Ukraine and Israel has also been a point of contention, with some questioning Biden's foreign policy decisions. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for stealing statues from a woman's front yard as a Valentine's Day gift for his ex-girlfriend. Meanwhile, the San Francisco health officer is criticized for not warning the public about the spread of monkey pox, which is largely affecting gay and bisexual men who engage in high-risk behaviors. [... more]

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's 'Day of Infamy' speech was delivered to a joint session of Congress on December 8, 1941, after the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese. The speech rallied the nation and paved the way for America's entry into World War II. [... more]

Florida Man stories of alligator attacks and bizarre incidents are contrasted with the President's comments on gun control, food safety, and government shutdowns, highlighting the absurdity of government policies and the importance of a free market. [... more]

Rob West talks with Brad Guffey about the physical healthcare services provided by Family Legacy Missions International to over 13,000 orphans in Zambia, and how Christians can be good stewards of their resources to help those in need. [... more]

Educating children in Zambia is crucial for their spiritual, intellectual, physical, and emotional growth. When you educate a child, you transform their world. Financial planning and investing in a way that reflects one's values and priorities as a believer is essential for a secure future. Understanding the risks and benefits of different investment options, such as cryptocurrency, and making informed decisions is key to achieving financial readiness, especially when preparing for marriage. [... more]

The Jesus Revolution and its impact on people's lives, including Lonnie Frisbee's story of struggle and forgiveness. The hosts discuss the importance of standing up for truth, exposing the works of the enemy, and living a lifestyle of righteousness and holiness. They also share personal stories of their experiences with revival and deliverance, and the need for people to understand that transformation starts with themselves. [... more]

A biotech company's revolutionary plans for the future of vaccines, tackling cancer and other diseases using mRNA technology, are explored. Meanwhile, a new miniseries looks back at the early years of the AIDS epidemic, sparking conversations and encouraging people to learn more about it. The debate over reparations for the legacy of slavery is also discussed, with a focus on the racial wealth gap and the need for a moral reckoning. [... more]

God created sex as a gift for marriage relationships, but it can be destructive outside of marriage. Pastor Greg Laurie discusses God's plan for sex in marriage, highlighting the importance of boundaries and safety. He also addresses the consequences of sex outside of marriage, including the impact on relationships with God and the potential for harm to oneself and others. [... more]

The nation's hopes are focused on developing a COVID vaccine, but experts warn of the risks and challenges involved. Meanwhile, Guy Fieri is using his platform to raise money for out-of-work restaurant workers, and Ruth Coker Burks shares her story of helping those affected by the AIDS crisis. [... more]

Alec Kabukunen, a 17-year-old with brittle bone disease, shares his inspiring story of overcoming adversity and becoming a spokesperson for Shriner's Hospitals for Children. Meanwhile, Ruth Coker Burks, a selfless woman, dedicated her life to comforting those with AIDS, and her story is a testament to the power of compassion and kindness. Additionally, the importance of GPS technology and its vulnerability to security threats is discussed, highlighting the need for protection and backup systems. [... more]

A look at the impact of hearing loss on people's lives and the potential of new technology to improve hearing aids. Meanwhile, the allure of mermaids is explored, from ancient mythology to modern-day mermaid enthusiasts. And comedian Jim Gaffigan pokes fun at decaf coffee drinkers, arguing that real coffee is essential to American culture. [... more]

Ted Turner, the founder of CNN, reflects on his life and career, from his early days as a businessman and media mogul to his current struggles with Lewy Body Dementia. Meanwhile, a new generation of hearing aids promises to revolutionize the way people with hearing loss experience the world, with devices that can be purchased over the counter and equipped with advanced sensors and artificial intelligence. [... more]

The 36th anniversary of the AIDS outbreak is marked by a cover story on the disease's ongoing battle. Meanwhile, Kerry James Marshall's paintings are changing the face of American art, and the Tony Awards honor the best on Broadway. Roger Waters launches a new tour, and the Wall is still relevant today. [... more]