The college football season is moving quickly, with several jobs open, including LSU and Florida. Victor Wembanyama, a 21-year-old NBA player, is dominating the league with his impressive skills and athleticism. The NCAA is considering allowing college athletes to bet on pro sports, but some coaches and administrators are expressing concerns about the potential risks and consequences. [... more]

Benefits for SNAP recipients are set to expire during the second longest government shutdown in US history The Indian illegal alien truck driver who was charged with killing in a DUI crash in Ontario on Tuesday has a California CDL Zohran Mamdani claims his aunt stopped taking the subway after because she did not feel safe in her hijab Do you remember when his dad said America is the root of all evil Dana reacts to The Poltergiest house in Simi Valley being available on Airbnb Gavin Newsom went on the All The Smoke podcast and debuted a new accent [... more]

The FBI led a coordinated takedown across 11 states to arrest over 30 individuals responsible for an illegal gambling and sports rigging operation that spanned years, involving major crime families and former NBA players and coaches. Meanwhile, the CEO of the Babylon Bee, Seth Dillon, discusses the rise of anti-Semitism on the right and the need for conservatives to draw lines and condemn bigotry and authoritarianism. [... more]

Democrats weeping and gnashing of teeth over the White House renovations continues Marco Rubio delivers a PERFECT response to a reporter when asked about blowing up drug boats John Fetterman goes on Fox and sounds exactly like a Republican State Rep Jolanda Jones just went on CNN and called for SLASHING THE NECKS of Republicans if necessary Portland Trail Blazers HC Chauncey Billups was arrested by the FBI for being used by the Italian Mafia to attract poker players exposing multiple crime families Sunny Hostin apparently thinks all her white neighbors are racists Dana explains how she is noticing the [... more]

The Alien and Sedition Acts were a series of laws passed in 1798 by President John Adams, aimed at restricting immigration and limiting free speech. The acts were met with strong opposition from the Jeffersonians, who argued that they violated the right to free speech and were used to punish dissenting opinions. The acts ultimately led to the downfall of the Federalist Party and the rise of the Jeffersonians, who gained a huge win in Congress in 1800. [... more]

A wild boar crashes through a sliding door in Florida, causing a tense standoff with deputies. Meanwhile, a Texas A&M dean is removed over complaints about curriculum, and a student is targeted and gaslighted by the professor. The media is seeking to derail the legitimacy of the US Supreme Court, and the American aviation industry is trying to change its policies on what they call customers of size. NASA says they have the clearest sign of life on Mars, but the footage is grainy and raises questions about its authenticity. [... more]

North Carolina prepares for impacts from Hurricane Aaron, which is expected to bring coastal flooding, beach erosion, and dangerous surf conditions. A gas leak and building explosion in Wilmington injured four firefighters, and a search is underway for a criminal illegal alien who escaped from police in Apex. The state election board has corrected over 20,000 voter registration records and is seeking more ID numbers from affected voters. [... more]

President Trump hosts NATO officials in the Oval Office Dana reflects on the one year anniversary of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump Trump posts on Truth Social blaming Obama for the Epstein Files and tells his base to move on Joe Biden defends the frequent autopen use at the end of term including a pardon of Dr Fauci Debbie Wasserman-Schultz says that illegal alien detainees are forced to brush their teeth where they poop Trump is asked whether he would let Rosie O'Donnell back into the country Chip and Joanna Gaines have responded to criticism from some evangelical groups [... more]

The North Carolina General Assembly continues to address the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, approving a $700 million recovery package for Western North Carolina. Meanwhile, a contentious shrimping ban is being debated, with opponents threatening lawmakers and a three-judge panel is set to hear arguments in a lawsuit challenging Republican-backed changes to state appointments. Additionally, a technology company, Wolfspeed, is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to significant financial struggles and a downturn in the electric vehicle market. [... more]

A new report from the North Carolina State Auditor raises questions about the cost of hurricane recovery efforts in Western NC, with a community care center costing $27.4 million to operate for 189 days, providing 14,000 showers and 18,000 loads of laundry. Meanwhile, Amazon plans to invest $10 billion in a new high-tech cloud computing and artificial intelligence campus in Rockingham, North Carolina, creating at least 500 new high-skilled jobs. [... more]

The host discusses various topics, including the debt ceiling, fiscal responsibility, and conservative politics, as well as immigration, terrorism, and identity politics. They also touch on gay activism, public executions, pain management, and relief factor. Additionally, they talk about Florida man, economic uncertainty, precious metals, and the pocket rescissions process. [... more]

The Trump administration's immigration policies and efforts to secure the US-Mexico border are at the forefront of a heated debate. ICE operations and the use of the Alien Enemies Act are being challenged in court, while the administration pushes for expedited removals and stricter asylum rules. Meanwhile, the flow of fentanyl across the border continues to be a major concern, with cartels feeling the pressure from US efforts to shut down their operations. [... more]

Starbucks baristas are protesting a new dress code, but their complaints seem trivial compared to the absurdity of their jobs. Meanwhile, a sci-fi show about an alien invasion has captured the host's attention, and he wonders if people would be as upset about dress codes during a real apocalypse. [... more]

A Wisconsin judge is indicted by a grand jury for concealing a person from arrest and obstruction of proceedings. Meanwhile, pro-life advocates face resistance and persecution, including a judge who helped an illegal immigrant evade ICE. The ACLJ is working to protect the rights of these individuals and promote the rule of law. In the Middle East, President Trump is pursuing diplomacy and peace, but the complexities of the region pose challenges for Israel and its allies. [... more]

Orson Welles' 1938 radio broadcast of H.G. Wells' 'The War of the Worlds' sent shockwaves across the nation, sparking panic and debate about the power of media to shape public perception. The story behind this infamous broadcast reveals the creative genius of Welles and the cultural context of the time, raising important questions about the role of media in our lives. [... more]

The Trump administration's defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, is facing controversy over his handling of sensitive information and his views on Iran. Meanwhile, judges are being held accountable for their actions, including one who helped an illegal alien evade arrest. The issue of immigration continues to be a major point of contention, with some arguing that sanctuary cities and states are undermining the rule of law. In Florida, a charitable organization called Hope Florida is being attacked by lawmakers who are upset that it is reducing the size and scope of government. The debate over gun control is also heating up, with some advocating for the use of suppressors to reduce the noise of gunfire. As the country grapples with these issues, it is clear that the rule of law and the principles of justice must be upheld. [... more]

The discussion around tariffs and trade deals continues, with some arguing that they are necessary to make the US stronger. Meanwhile, a man is deported to El Salvador after being accused of being a member of MS-13, a notorious gang. The Supreme Court has sided with Trump in two recent rulings, preventing the need to rehire 16,000 probationary workers and allowing the Trump administration to continue its policies. The conversation around racism and immigration continues, with some arguing that the US needs to have a blanket 10% tariff on all imported products to make the country stronger. The discussion around equity and speed cameras in California has sparked controversy, with some arguing that the fines should be based on income. Additionally, a Heineken phone case that flips your phone over when it hears the word 'cheers' has been unveiled, and a man has gained a large following on social media for putting Crocs on New York City sculptures. Dolly Parton has partnered with a Kardashian to create a new line of jeans called Jolene's, and a survey has found that the average person has over 1,000 unread emails and 15 open browser tabs. The conversation around digital cleaning and the importance of taking breaks from technology continues, and the discussion around jobs that require a high tolerance of being yelled at has sparked interest. [... more]

The Supreme Court's decision on deportation flights under the Alien Enemies Act has sparked debate on judicial review and habeas corpus. Meanwhile, President Trump's diplomatic efforts with Iran aim to prevent the country from acquiring nuclear weapons. Additionally, the revival of dire wolves and woolly mammoths through A.I. technology raises questions about the ethics of genetic engineering and the potential consequences of playing with nature. [... more]

Tom Holman, a border czar, discusses the administration's efforts to secure the border and remove public safety threats, including criminals and terrorists. He explains the Alien Enemy Act and how it's being used to detain and deport individuals who pose a threat to national security. [... more]

A Federal judge won't lift the block on Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelans AOC and Bernie Sanders go on a fundraising tour pushing for radical policies including single-payer health insurance Tesla Takedown protests occurred over the weekend with low attendance The new woke Snow White was a box office flop Chuck Schumer says he's not stepping down after calls from Democrats following his vote to continue to fund the government Republicans are getting out-fundraised to replace the seat left by NSA Mike Waltz in Florida's th Congressional District Stephen Yates from Heritage joins us to [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the release of the JFK files, President Trump's actions on immigration, and the Democrat Party's unraveling. The show also touches on the culture war, school choice, and the importance of supporting organizations like Food for the Poor to help hungry children. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including immigration, the Democrat Party's collapse, gun control, and conservative radio. The show also touches on the censorship of Great American Media by YouTube and the growing popularity of Newsmax. [... more]

The US military is training soldiers to view pro-life groups as domestic terrorists, linking them to the history of terrorism, and the ACLJ is fighting against this antisemitic and anti-Christian bias. Meanwhile, President Trump is using the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan gang members, but a judge has intervened, and the ACLU is challenging the constitutionality of this action. [... more]

The 97th Academy Awards are underway in Hollywood, with comedian Conan O'Brien hosting for the first time. The movie industry has undergone significant changes in recent years, with the rise of streaming services and the decline of traditional movie theaters. Meanwhile, legendary investor Warren Buffett reflects on his unlikely friendship with the late Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham, who broke barriers as a woman in business and faced sexism and adversity throughout her career. [... more]

The 97th Academy Awards are underway in Hollywood, with comedian Conan O'Brien hosting the ceremony. The movie industry has undergone significant changes in recent years, with the rise of streaming services like Netflix. Meanwhile, legendary investor Warren Buffett is talking about his unlikely friendship with the late Washington Post publisher, Katharine Graham, in a new documentary. [... more]

A Florida woman was arrested for battery with a banana at a 7-11, while a group of young nerds at USAID are dismantling government waste and making the left mad. Meanwhile, a New Jersey governor is accused of harboring an illegal alien and daring the feds to come and get her. [... more]

The host discusses various topics, including the USAID scandal, Elon Musk's 'nerd army' taking down government waste, China's involvement in trade wars, and the issue of Trulieve's monopoly on the marijuana industry in Florida. The host also touches on the importance of protecting taxpayer dollars and the dangers of big government and special interests. [... more]

Sexual purity is crucial for a healthy and fulfilling life, but the temptation of immorality is strong. Pastor Lutzer explores the concept of alien bonds, which can lead to devastating consequences, including promiscuity and addiction. He emphasizes the importance of a covenant marriage relationship and the need to confront these issues head-on. [... more]

The Exeter incident, one of the most well-documented UFO sightings in UAP history, occurred on September 3rd, 1965, in New Hampshire. Three separate police reports were filed describing a huge object with flashing red lights, estimated to be 80 to 90 feet in diameter, which moved silently and disappeared into the woods. The incident was investigated by the Air Force and Project Blue Book, but no explanation was found, leading to a long-standing debate about the true nature of the sighting. [... more]

A disturbing story out of New York City where an illegal alien set a woman on fire in a subway car, and the bystanders failed to help. The incident has sparked a heated debate about immigration, politics, and the state of society. Meanwhile, President Trump is making headlines with his plans to take control of the Panama Canal and his stance on transgender issues. The Republican Party is also undergoing a transformation, with young conservatives embracing traditional values and a more populist approach. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses various topics including the Lake and Riley verdict, President Trump's cabinet picks, the impact of DEI policies on businesses, and the pharmaceutical industry's influence on healthcare. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses various topics including UFOs, demons, and ghosts, as well as the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services and the controversy surrounding vaccines and public health. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the creation of mankind, the role of angels, the nature of God's love, and the possibility of out-of-body experiences, while answering listener questions and addressing concerns about false teachings and biblical interpretations. [... more]

On Veterans Day, Todd Starnes reflects on the importance of honoring those who have served, including a 95-year-old veteran who was kicked out of his nursing home to make room for illegal aliens. He also discusses the firing of a FEMA staffer who told disaster relief volunteers to skip houses with Trump flags, and the need for the new administration to break the power of the biopharmaceutical industrial complex. [... more]

As Christians, we are resident aliens in this world, and our true citizenship is in heaven. This fundamental truth is at the foundation of our identity, and it shapes our worldview, our relationships, and our actions. We are called to live in reverent fear of God, to be redeemed from our empty way of life, to believe in God, to obey the truth, and to love one another deeply from the heart. [... more]

The Alien and Sedition Acts were a series of laws passed in 1798 by President John Adams, which restricted immigration and free speech. The acts were met with strong opposition from the Jeffersonians, who argued that they violated the right to free speech and were an attack on dissenting opinion. The laws ultimately led to the downfall of the Federalist Party and the rise of Thomas Jefferson, who became president in 1800. [... more]

As Christians, we are called to live a godly life in a hostile environment, silencing critics and convincing unbelievers of the validity of our faith. This is achieved by living a life of integrity, abstaining from fleshly lusts, and demonstrating our influence for Christ in our daily lives, whether at home, in the workplace, or in our communities. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to baffle and entertain, while a recent government initiative on menstruation hygiene has sparked outrage and debate. Meanwhile, Pope Francis faces backlash over his comments on gay men in seminaries, and a new study reveals that nearly half of Gen Z live a double life online. [... more]

Florida Man stories dominate the podcast, including a man who bit a bar manager's finger, another who discovered a four-foot long mastodon tusk while fossil hunting, and a woman who hurled a cinnamon roll at another person. The podcast also discusses the amoxicillin shortage in America, a man who spent $14,000 on a dog costume, and a woman's memoir about her relationship with Hunter Biden. [... more]

The mayor of Memphis, Tennessee, is meeting with gang leaders to negotiate a ceasefire, while the mayor of Athens, Georgia, is facing backlash for his handling of a murder case involving an illegal immigrant. Meanwhile, a conservative talk show host is discussing immigration and border control, and a candidate for Congress is running on a platform of securing the border and enforcing laws. [... more]