A recent undercover investigation by Accuracy in Media exposed a University of North Carolina at Charlotte administrator admitting to continuing diversity, equity, and inclusion work despite a state ban. The incident sparked backlash and reactions from state and federal leaders. Meanwhile, a kidnapping case in Garner, North Carolina, involving three Mexican nationals who are suspected to have entered the country illegally, has drawn attention to the intersection of illegal immigration and public safety. The case is being viewed through the lens of Operation Take Back America, a Trump administration initiative that prioritizes federal prosecution of non-citizens accused of committing serious crimes on U.S. soil. The North Carolina General Assembly has made changes to laws dealing with ICE detainers in recent years. [... more]

Protesters on college campuses are facing a backlash as President Trump takes action against institutions accused of promoting anti-Semitism and ideological rot. Meanwhile, a new university in Texas is pioneering a different approach to higher education, prioritizing open debate and true academic freedom. [... more]

The Trump administration is cracking down on anti-Semitism on college campuses, with a focus on groups linked to Hamas. The crackdown includes arrests, deportations, and cutting off funding. Pro-Israel activist Lizzie Sevesky discusses her experience confronting anti-Semitic demonstrations and welcomes the new administration's approach. Meanwhile, the NCAA is facing challenges with the rise of name, image, and likeness compensation, and college sports are becoming increasingly professionalized. [... more]

The Todd Starns Radio Show discusses various topics including President Trump's actions, the conservative movement's shift towards inclusivity, the importance of free speech, and the controversy surrounding a transgender Jesus art exhibit at the University of Tennessee. The show also touches on Black History Month, a carpentry class in Yancey County, North Carolina, and Elon Musk's claims about the demographics of Americans over 100 years old. [... more]

Governor Chris Sununu discusses the Biden donors funding campus unrest, and Senator Marco Rubio talks about the Israeli military's operation in Rafah. Meanwhile, Senator David Kostoff weighs in on the US policy towards Israel and the campus protests, and Congressman David Kostoff expresses his concerns about the safety of Jewish students on college campuses. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Super Bowl, Bud Light's transgender-themed ad, and its implications on society. The conversation also touches on terrorism, politics, and the potential consequences of mainstreaming transgender ideology. Additionally, the topic of Ukraine and border security is brought up, as well as the impeachment clause in the Ukraine supplemental bill and its potential impact on foreign policy and Joe Biden's mental health. [... more]

Jodie Foster reflects on her long career, revealing a sense of freedom and self-acceptance she's only recently found. Meanwhile, Taylor Tomlinson discusses her journey to becoming a successful comedian, and Jelly Roll shares his story of overcoming a troubled past to become a country music star. In other news, a region in western China is being rebranded as a tourist destination, despite ongoing human rights abuses against the Uyghur people. And David Pogue explores the world of customer service, asking whether artificial intelligence can improve the frustrating experience of dealing with companies. [... more]

The NFL playoffs are heating up, with Monday Night Football featuring a showdown between the Dallas Cowboys and Tom Brady's Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Meanwhile, the San Francisco 49ers' Brock Purdy is making a strong case for himself as the team's starting quarterback, and the Bengals are looking to make a deep run in the postseason. The Chargers, on the other hand, are struggling to find consistency and may be in for a long offseason. [... more]

The Biden administration's actions on the Palestinian Authority and China's zero COVID policy have sparked unprecedented protests, highlighting the US's dependence on Chinese technology and manufacturing. Meanwhile, the US is propping up dictatorships in Venezuela and elsewhere, prioritizing unreliable energy sources and international incoherence over American interests. [... more]

The Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to escalate, with Russia pulling back some troops after a major war game operation in Belarus. Meanwhile, the John Durham investigation reveals that the Hillary Clinton campaign paid a tech firm to mine internet data to establish a narrative tying then-candidate Trump to Russia. The mainstream media's complicity in this effort is also coming under scrutiny. In Canada, Justin Trudeau's government is cracking down on freedom protests, while in the U.S., concerns about crime and inflation are growing. The Ukraine crisis is also a major focus, with NATO playing a key role in the conflict. Russian military operations in Ukraine are a major concern, and the U.S. is considering providing more aid to the Ukrainian government. [... more]