How much did the Iran conflict come into play Dana breaks down how Trump was thrown under the bus and messaging wasn't properly executed Tarrant County Chair Tim Davis joins us on what happened with Texas the difference in Florida and what to do next so it never happens again Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Alliance Defending Freedomhttps JoinADF com DanaDon't let schools put ideology over the safety of our girls in sports Donate to ADF today Webroothttps Webroot com DanaSave off Webroot's Total Protection this holiday and give yourself the gift of [... more]

The Dallas Morning News ran an op for a Democrat campaign right before an election involving a paid op ed Tucker Carlson posts that Netanyahu is forcing Trump into nuclear war with Iran The Pentagon leaker claims Trump is asking if Pete Hegseth should be fired after midterms Stephen Yates from Heritage joins us to break down Poland's struggle to maintain the rule of law Trump's messaging on Iran how the midterm results would affect China's strategy and more Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Alliance Defending Freedomhttps JoinADF com DanaDon't let schools put [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories it began with a few rare bottles and a collector who thought he'd found perfection But what looked like the discovery of a lifetime turned out to be one of the most elaborate wine scams in modern history Billionaire Bill Koch known for his meticulous taste and love of authenticity discovered that his prized collection included counterfeits some of them forged so well that even experts were fooled Rather than quietly move on he poured millions into uncovering the truth The investigation led to Rudy Kurniawan a charismatic con artist whose deception stunned [... more]

A new report from the North Carolina State Auditor's Office reveals that 78% of inactive landfills in the state are not being monitored, posing significant risks to public health and the environment. Meanwhile, a lawsuit challenges the state's certificate of need law, which is contributing to high healthcare costs in North Carolina. Additionally, the U.S. House has passed a bill to make daylight savings time permanent across the country, and the North Carolina General Assembly is considering legislation to overhaul the process of municipal de-annexation. [... more]

North Carolina voters are expressing concerns about the direction of the state and the country, with 54% of voters saying North Carolina is heading in the wrong direction. The state's governor, Josh Stein, has a 50% approval rating, while President Trump's job approval has dropped to 41.5%. The Republican Party is facing a tough election in North Carolina, with 47.5% of voters supporting the Democrat candidate for the state legislature. The Opportunity Scholarship Program has a high level of support among voters, with 65.1% supporting the program. The state's certificate of need law is also a topic of discussion, with 65% of voters supporting the repeal of the law. [... more]

Customs and Border Protection operations continue in Charlotte and Raleigh, with over 200 arrests in Charlotte and protests across the state. Meanwhile, the North Carolina General Assembly is set to appoint a new representative for House District 60, and the USDA has announced additional relief for farmers affected by natural disasters. Additionally, a lawsuit is underway challenging the certificate of need law in the state's medical industry. [... more]

Alvin Clarence Thomas, known as Titanic Thompson, was a notorious gambler and con artist who rose to fame in the early 20th century. He was known for his exceptional skills in card games, pool, and golf, and his ability to cheat and deceive his opponents. Thompson's life was marked by violence, including a killing in 1910, and he was eventually forced to retire due to the rise of modern technology and the professional gamblers of Las Vegas. [... more]

A man's crusade against fake wine exposes an industry of tens of millions of counterfeit bottles, highlighting the importance of the rule of law. Meanwhile, a national awareness initiative helps recognize suspected instances of human trafficking, and a school delivers over 1.5 million gallons of clean water to Navajo families struggling to survive on less than 10 gallons of water per day. [... more]

Believers can come confidently and boldly before God, knowing His will and receiving their requests when asked according to His will. The Holy Spirit guides us into all truth, and the Word of God reveals God's general will, while a submissive spirit is essential for understanding God's specific will in our lives. [... more]

Charles Callum, a master con artist, reinvented himself multiple times during the Gilded Age, manipulating politicians and authorities to achieve his goals, including pardons from Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. His life reveals the malleability of identity during this period, as he assumed various personas and evaded detection. [... more]

North Carolina's certificate of need laws have been criticized for driving up healthcare costs, with one resident sharing a personal story of seeking an MRI in South Carolina to avoid higher prices. Meanwhile, the state's labor department has recovered over $2.5 million in unpaid wages for workers, and the governor has signed a stopgap spending measure into law, vetoed a bill on school choice, and announced a new federal tax credit program for educational expenses. [... more]

Charles Ponzi, a poor Italian immigrant, developed a scheme to pay investors high returns using money from new investors, becoming one of the most infamous get-rich-quick schemers in American history. His story is a cautionary tale about the dangers of investment fraud and the importance of financial ethics. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers have passed a bipartisan bill to lower healthcare costs and improve transparency for patients across the state. The legislation targets hospital monopolies, insurance red tape, and surprise billing. Meanwhile, the North Carolina House Republican caucus has launched a paid advertising campaign targeting Democrat lawmakers who voted against key immigration enforcement bills. The campaign aims to tighten cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. [... more]

Alvin Clarence Thomas, known as Titanic Thompson, was a notorious gambler and con artist who rose to fame in the early 20th century. He was known for his exceptional skills in card games, dice, and other forms of cheating. Thompson's life was marked by violence, including the killing of a man with a hammer, and he was eventually forced to leave town. He went on to become a professional gambler, traveling the country and taking on various aliases. Thompson's story is a fascinating look at the world of high-stakes gaming and the lengths people will go to win. [... more]

Families are being turned upside down by false teachers who promise shortcuts to spiritual maturity and happiness, but deliver empty promises and deceive their followers. These con artists are driven by personal gain and are not interested in building up believers, but rather in filling their pockets. True Christian leaders must be willing to teach the truth and expose false teaching, and believers must be careful not to be conned by those who claim to speak for Jesus. [... more]

False teachers and con artists distort the truth and mislead others, often presenting themselves as unaccountable personalities and making empty promises. They focus on temporary lifestyles and worldly gain, rather than the true message of Christianity, which is centered on the gospel of Jesus Christ and the redemption offered through faith in Him. [... more]

Charles Callum, a notorious con artist, reinvented himself multiple times during the Gilded Age, duping prominent figures, including Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis, and eventually landing in Ireland and Florida, where he continued to deceive and manipulate others. [... more]

Today Nikita answers questions from Tracy Layman Listen for another great episode of Q A Visit Koloff For Christ Ministries to learn more [... more]

Employment scams skyrocketed last year, increasing by nearly 120 percent. The FTC routinely handles thousands of employment scam complaints each year, but that number is rising dramatically as technology makes conning job seekers easier for online thieves. Meanwhile, a listener seeks advice on how to pay off a mortgage and remove a co-borrower from the deed, while another listener wants to know how to determine the value of a commemorative coin collection. Additionally, a listener asks about the impact of taking a part-time job on disability benefits, and a couple seeks advice on how to plan for retirement. [... more]

Titanic Thompson, a notorious gambler and con artist, rose to fame in the early 20th century for his incredible cheating abilities and daring stunts. Born Alvin Clarence Thomas, he adopted the name Titanic after a pool hall bet and went on to become one of the most infamous figures in American history. With a career spanning decades, Thompson's exploits have captivated audiences and left a lasting legacy in the world of gaming and deception. [... more]