Theodore Roosevelt, as police commissioner, devised a clever scheme to protect a German Jew hater from anti-Semitic violence, assigning Jewish officers to guard him, thereby undermining his repugnant ideas and promoting the importance of free speech and religious liberty in America. [... more]

Michael Crowe, the president of Arizona State University, shares his life story and his vision for a more egalitarian and accessible higher education system. He discusses how his background, growing up in poverty and experiencing the struggles of his family, has shaped his approach to education reform and his commitment to making college more affordable and inclusive. [... more]

The Ohio State fan base has been criticized for its reaction to the team's national title win, with some fans making threatening comments towards coach Ryan Day. Meanwhile, Jayden Daniels is making a name for himself in the NFL, and the 12-team playoff has been a topic of discussion in the college football community. [... more]

The Ohio State Buckeyes football team is playing like national champions, with a dominant performance in the Rose Bowl against Oregon. The team's defense smothered the Oregon offense, and quarterback Will Howard led the team to a 34-0 victory. The win has put Ohio State in a strong position to win the national championship, with many considering them massive betting favorites in Las Vegas. [... more]

The college football playoff quarterfinals are underway, with Texas leading Arizona State 17-3 at halftime. The Sugar Bowl between Notre Dame and Georgia has been postponed due to the tragic events in New Orleans, and the Rose Bowl between Ohio State and Oregon is shaping up to be a thrilling matchup. College football experts weigh in on the implications of the playoff format and potential reforms, including a salary cap in baseball and three-point reform in basketball. [... more]

The Bills defense's ability to perform in a divisional weekend game against the Chiefs is questioned, while the Vikings' quarterback situation is discussed, with some arguing that Sam Darnold is worth keeping over J.J. McCarthy. The Eagles' passing woes and Jalen Hurts' struggles are also examined, and the Rams are seen as a challenge to the Lions in the NFC playoffs. [... more]

The story of James Bradley Thayer and Chauncey Wright, two country boys from rural Massachusetts who rose to the highest heights of Harvard Yard, despite their humble beginnings and vastly different fates. James would earn an endowed chair at Harvard Law, while Chauncey struggled with depression and alcoholism, never fully realizing his potential. [... more]

The story of James Bradley Thayer and Chauncey Wright, two country boys from rural Massachusetts who rose to the highest heights of Harvard Yard, despite their humble beginnings. They forged a lifelong friendship, explored intellectual pursuits, and navigated the complexities of the Brahmin world, ultimately leading to vastly different fates. [... more]

Michael Crow, the president of Arizona State University, shares his remarkable story of how he transformed the institution into a model of egalitarian access and excellence. He discusses the flaws in the current university design, his vision for a new American university model, and the success of ASU's innovative approach to education, which has led to increased enrollment, graduation rates, and research activity, while maintaining affordability and accessibility for students from all backgrounds. [... more]

College athletics is evolving into a professional sports industry, with conference realignment and name, image, and likeness (NIL) policies changing the game. The NCAA is facing challenges from federal regulation and antitrust laws, while schools and conferences navigate the complexities of amateurism and professionalism. [... more]

TCU's Jacoby Coles hit a game-winning floater to knock off Arizona State 72 to 70, advancing to the next round of the NCAA tournament. The team's focus and chemistry played a key role in their comeback victory. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Show discusses the aftermath of the Afghanistan withdrawal, the weaponization of the federal government, and the First Amendment. Guests include Senator Rick Scott, Dr. Ben Carson, and Congressman Andy Biggs, who discuss various topics such as conservative media, censorship, and the importance of religious freedom. The show also touches on the debt ceiling, federal spending, and the retirement age, with guests offering their opinions on how to address these issues. [... more]

Michael Crow, the president of Arizona State University, shares his remarkable story of overcoming adversity and his vision for a more egalitarian and excellent university model. He discusses his background growing up in poverty, his experience as a blue-collar leader in an Ivy League school, and his efforts to create a new kind of design for higher education. Crow explains how ASU has increased enrollment, graduation rates, and research activity, while also reducing costs and increasing accessibility for students from all backgrounds. [... more]

A nationwide survey reveals that a large majority of Christian pastors do not possess a biblical worldview, with only 37% having a biblical worldview and 62% possessing a hybrid worldview known as syncretism. This has significant implications for the church and its ability to effectively disciple men and their families. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers consider repealing the state's 60-year ban on public sector collective bargaining, which could cost taxpayers dearly. Meanwhile, the University of North Carolina system faces budget challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and President-elect Joe Biden's energy policy is influenced by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal. The concept of originalism, which guides the interpretation of the US Constitution, is also explored in the context of the Supreme Court's new justice, Amy Coney Barrett. [... more]