Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of standing up against tyranny and obeying God's word, highlighting the story of Tech Sergeant Ashley Taggart, a school board member who is being investigated for her deployment. The pastor also talks about election fraud in California, whistleblowers, and the Trump administration's military operations in Iran. Additionally, he promotes the Liberty Camp USA, a summer camp that teaches kids about American history and the importance of freedom. [... more]

A heartwarming story of an old dog named Benny and his owner, who form an unbreakable bond despite the challenges they face. Through their journey, they show us the power of unconditional love and the importance of companionship in our lives. [... more]

The Dallas Cowboys traded Michael Parsons to the Green Bay Packers in a shocking move, leaving fans and analysts stunned. Jerry Jones explained the decision, citing the need to stop the run, but critics argue it's a sign of the team's struggles. Meanwhile, college football is heating up with NIL deals and controversy, and the NBA is seeing changes with Doris Burke being replaced by Tim Legler. [... more]

The Dallas Mavericks are heading to the NBA Finals, with Luka Doncic leading the team to a dominant performance against the Boston Celtics. Meanwhile, in the NFC North, the Chicago Bears are looking to make a statement with their new quarterback Caleb Williams, and the Minnesota Vikings are hoping to get their star player Justin Jefferson paid. The NFL's Hard Knocks series is also generating excitement, with the Chicago Bears set to be featured this summer. [... more]

Hosted by Jane Pauley Seth Doane reports on the heartbreaking ordeal of Alsu Kurmasheva a journalist detained in Russia while Lesley Stahl investigates efforts to free Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich who has spent nearly a year in a Moscow prison Also Tracy Smith sits down with comedian Steve Martin who is now the subject of an Apple TV documentary Robert Costa profiles historian Doris Kearns Goodwin Martha Teichner talks with author Percival Everett about his new novel James Kelefa Sanneh interviews Fareed Zakaria host of CNN's GPS and Nancy Giles meets Christopher Cooper the Extraordinary Birder To learn [... more]

Abraham Lincoln's life and legacy are explored in depth, highlighting his leadership, Christian values, and commitment to preserving the Union. His struggles and triumphs are examined through the lens of his time as a lawyer, politician, and president, including his famous Gettysburg Address and his role in the Civil War. A discussion of his book 'Team of Rivals' by Doris Kearns Goodwin adds depth to the conversation, showcasing Lincoln's ability to work with and guide others towards a common goal. [... more]

The Miami Heat's incredible comeback in the NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics, led by Jimmy Butler and Caleb Martin, has left fans stunned. Meanwhile, the Denver Nuggets, led by Nikola Jokic, are gearing up for the championship series. As the Heat's culture and roster construction are praised, the Celtics' struggles with three-point shooting and turnovers are highlighted. The Warriors' front office shake-up, with Bob Meyers stepping down, raises questions about Steve Kerr's future and the team's chemistry. [... more]

The difference between the NBA Finals and the Stanley Cup final is explored, with various theories on why the NHL's last round of playoffs is called the Stanley Cup Final while the NBA's is called the NBA Finals. Doris Burke joins the show to discuss the NBA Finals, the play of Jason Tatum and Stephen Curry, and the Celtics' chances in game six. [... more]

Doris Hansen shares her fascinating story of leaving a Mormon polygamy group and discovering the truth of the Bible, which ultimately led her to salvation. She discusses how the Holy Spirit drew her to the Word, and how she learned to trust God and understand the concept of grace versus works. [... more]

Music plays a powerful role in the lives of caregivers, providing comfort, strength, and hope during difficult times. Caregivers share their personal stories and favorite songs that have sustained them through their journeys, highlighting the importance of faith and resilience in overcoming challenges. [... more]

Doris Hansen shares her personal experience growing up in the polygamous Kingston group, where she was raised in a family with multiple wives and faced abuse, guilt, and shame. She eventually escaped and spent 25 years searching for truth before becoming a Christian, discovering the love of God, and finding salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. Today, she runs a ministry called Shield and Refuge, which aims to bring biblical truth to polygamists and help them escape and find eternal hope. [... more]

Doris Hansen shares her experiences growing up in the Kingston polygamous group, describing the oppressive and controlling environment, physical and emotional abuse, and spiritual manipulation. She explains how the group's teachings about God and salvation are desperately wrong and how the group's leaders use coercion and deception to maintain control. [... more]

The Navy's decision to name a future aircraft carrier after a hero of World War II and the civil rights movement is a reminder that heroism is not limited by race, gender, or background. Meanwhile, a promising approach to preventing suicide involves sending caring letters to those at risk, and a woman's legacy is marked by introducing exotic fruits and vegetables to the US market. Additionally, a family's experience with premature birth highlights the need for better access to care and support for families affected by this condition. [... more]

The use of e-cigarettes as an alternative to smoking is a topic of controversy and cautious hope. While they may be less harmful than traditional smoking, they can also be enticing for teenagers and have led to concerns about their impact on youth. Experts and advocates are weighing in on the potential benefits and risks of e-cigarettes, and the FDA is considering how to regulate them. [... more]