Democrats clean sweep elections across the country including Socialist Zohran Mamdani winning the Mayoral Race in New York City Reports show the Democrats were told to remain firm to keep the government shut down until after Election Day Exit polls show young women and men are moving back to the Democrat Party Leftist podcaster Hasan Piker declares it was a tragedy that the USA defeated the Soviet Union in the Cold War at Mamdani's Election party Brett Cooper pretends she doesn't understand why people are calling Nick Fuentes a Nazi Proposition passes in California allowing gerrymandering for Democrats Is the [... more]

The Bible teaches that there is an invisible world that is just as real as the visible world, and that we are involved in an invisible war, a cosmic conflict that has eternal implications. This war is not just about flesh and blood, but about the rulers, powers, and spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places. We are called to be strong in the Lord and to put on the full armor of God to stand firm against the schemes of the devil. The enemy's goal is to deceive us and make us believe lies about God, ourselves, and the world, but we can overcome this by renewing our minds and putting on the armor of God. [... more]

North Carolina State Representative Cecil Brockman has resigned from office after being charged with taking indecent liberties with a child and statutory sexual offenses. The move comes as the North Carolina General Assembly considers his expulsion. Meanwhile, the state's DEI policies are under fire, with some lawmakers questioning the use of quotas and hiring targets. In other news, a cash-for-vote scheme has been alleged in the Wilmington City Council elections, with voters receiving text messages offering payment in exchange for voting for certain candidates. The North Carolina State Board of Elections has been referred the allegations for further investigation. [... more]

The Miami Dolphins are facing a tumultuous season, with the team's general manager, Chris Greer, being replaced by interim GM Champ Kelly. The move comes as the team struggles to find consistency, with Coach Mike McDaniel's future in question. Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars are dealing with the loss of rookie Travis Hunter, who suffered a non-contact injury in practice, leaving his season uncertain. [... more]

President Trump makes a deal with Chinese President Xi Dana breaks down what we got out of the deal and what was not brought up The government shutdown continues An EBT recipient goes viral for bragging about shoplifting after her SNAP benefits got cut Minneapolis Mayoral Candidate and Somalian Omar Fateh waves a Somali Flag speaks Somali and praises Somalia At campaign rally in Minnesota Dana reacts to a question posed to J D Vance at last night's TPUSA event about Israel and breaks down Vance's response The New York Times freaks out over Trump being civil with Xi Jinping [... more]

A trade war between the US and China has led to a spike in rare earth metal imports in North Carolina, with the US seeking new trade agreements with other Asian countries. Meanwhile, a new congressional map in North Carolina is facing legal challenges, with plaintiffs arguing that the map was drawn in a racially discriminatory way. President Trump has announced a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, where they will discuss trade issues, including tariffs and fentanyl enforcement. [... more]

The North Carolina General Assembly has approved new congressional maps, prompting legal challenges from the NAACP, Common Cause, and a group of individuals working with Democrat operative Mark Elias' law firm. The plaintiffs argue that the maps dilute black voting strength and violate the Voting Rights Act, the 14th Amendment, and the First Amendment. The North Carolina State Board of Elections is urging the courts to resolve the issues surrounding the maps by December 1st to avoid administrative delays for the 2026 election. Meanwhile, the government shutdown in Washington, D.C. continues, with the North Carolina Democrat Party criticizing Republicans for their handling of the situation. [... more]

North Carolina's General Assembly has approved a new congressional map, likely giving Republicans one extra seat in the US House of Representatives. Democrats have expressed outrage, calling the map an attack on North Carolina and its voters. The map does not require the governor's approval and is now in effect. Litigation is expected, with Democrats arguing that the map is a power grab by Republicans. Meanwhile, a private school in Charlotte is facing a lawsuit from parents who claim the school breached their contract by changing its educational policies without their consent. [... more]

Major General James Mukayama shares his story of rising from a blue-collar Chicago neighborhood to become the first Asian American to command a U.S. Army division, highlighting the contributions of Japanese Americans who fought for the United States during World War II, and the importance of recognizing and honoring their sacrifices. [... more]

Memphis is experiencing a shift in vibe, with a sense of safety and optimism emerging after a period of chaos. The Republican Party is gaining momentum in Shelby County, with a focus on limited government, fiscal responsibility, and parental rights. The government shutdown is causing concerns, particularly for those relying on SNAP benefits, but organizations are stepping in to fill the gap. The community is coming together to support local businesses and initiatives, such as the Germantown Athletic Club's coffee club, which hosts birthday parties for veterans and members. [... more]

The North Carolina General Assembly is at an impasse over Medicaid rebase funding, with the House passing several measures that the Senate refused to take up. Meanwhile, the Opportunity Scholarship Program is nearing a milestone of 100,000 students enrolled, with broad support for school choice and medical marijuana on the rise. The state's auto parts manufacturing industry is also feeling the effects of tariffs, with imports declining sharply since the tariffs took effect in April and May. [... more]

A new congressional map is officially in effect across North Carolina, giving Republicans an additional advantage in the upcoming midterm elections. The map was approved by the North Carolina General Assembly, despite Democrat opposition, and cannot be vetoed by the governor. The new map is expected to give Republicans 11 seats in the House of Representatives, while Democrats will have three. The map has sparked controversy, with Democrats accusing Republicans of gerrymandering and trying to rig the system to favor their party. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the government shutdown, White House renovations, Israel hostages, and the unaffordability of Obamacare. They also touch on firearm laws, Medicare enrollment, and a terrorism investigation involving a man with marijuana possession. Additionally, they address identity theft and the importance of protecting one's personal information. [... more]

John Brennan, former CIA director, is accused of lying to Congress about the Steele dossier, a document used in the intelligence community assessment. Chairman Jim Jordan refers Brennan to the DOJ for criminal prosecution. Meanwhile, concerns are raised about Eric Mamdani's potential mayoral win in New York City, with some questioning his stance on anti-Semitism and radical policies. [... more]

Lawmakers in North Carolina's General Assembly have been busy dealing with redistricting, disaster recovery, and education funding, among other issues. A new mini-budget has been approved to fund essential state operations, including disaster recovery, education, and public safety initiatives. The budget also includes funding for broadband fiber repair, court technology upgrades, and infrastructure projects. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Stein has expressed concerns about the redistricting process and has called for increased funding for public safety and mental health services. [... more]

Benedict Arnold is America's most infamous turncoat, yet he remains one of the most gifted generals in American history. His complex and mystifying story spans the American Revolution, from his early victories to his ultimate betrayal and treason. Arnold's bravery and strategic genius are undeniable, but his personal demons and questionable decisions ultimately led to his downfall and a legacy forever marred by his treachery. [... more]

North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson joins 21 other states and the District of Columbia in a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency for canceling a $7 billion grant called the Solar for All program. The program was designed to help low-income households utilize solar power to reduce their energy costs. Meanwhile, lawmakers in Raleigh are set to convene for the second to final legislative session of the year to discuss redistricting and proposed congressional maps. [... more]

Parents can help their children develop a confident sense of gender by teaching them about biblical truth and affirming their unique design. This approach encourages kids to see themselves as valuable and loved, rather than trying to fit into societal expectations. By having open and honest conversations, parents can help their children navigate the complexities of gender identity and develop a strong sense of self. [... more]

A man named Zacchaeus, a tax collector, yearned for companionship with Jesus, and through a dramatic encounter, he found forgiveness, purpose, and significance in his life, discovering that Jesus was seeking him all along. [... more]

The Word of God has visited us in Christ, who is the hub of the Christian faith. Jesus is the creator, revealer, and sanctuary, replacing the Old Testament system and revealing the presence of God, the person of God, and the glory of God. He is the sacrifice, the temple, and the place of worship, and through him, we receive grace upon grace and can worship in spirit and in truth anywhere. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers plan to return to Raleigh next week to consider new congressional maps after President Donald Trump called on the Republican-led legislature to counter redistricting efforts by Democrats in blue states. The move is intended to protect Republican controls in Congress and defend President Trump's agenda. Democrats, however, are not in favor of this, calling it shameless and saying the General Assembly works for North Carolina, not Donald Trump. [... more]

New York Attorney General Letitia James faces indictment on two criminal charges, potentially facing 60 years in prison. Meanwhile, a historic peace deal is being negotiated between Israel, Hamas, and Arab nations, with hopes of releasing hostages and demilitarizing Hamas. The ACLJ is working to support Christians in Nigeria who are being persecuted for their faith, and discussing the importance of addressing this issue. [... more]

Tammy Sawyer's behavior has sparked controversy, with some questioning her safety claims and others criticizing her actions against law enforcement. The National Guard's presence in Memphis has brought about a change in the city's vibe, with people feeling safer and more confident. Meanwhile, country music stars are speaking out on patriotism and conservatism, with some facing backlash for their views. [... more]

North Carolina Representative Cecil Brockman is facing charges of statutory rape and indecent liberties with a minor, prompting calls for his resignation from both Democrats and Republicans. Meanwhile, a lawsuit against a former tire factory owner in Charlotte could have broader implications for North Carolina's business climate, and soybean farmers are facing pressure due to the ongoing trade war with China, which has disrupted global markets and led to depressed prices. [... more]

A historic peace deal has been agreed upon between Israel and Hamas, with President Donald Trump announcing the release of hostages and withdrawal of Israeli troops. Meanwhile, in North Carolina, potential congressional redistricting has sparked controversy, and the state's DMV has implemented reforms to alleviate long wait times. Additionally, the state's Attorney General is opposing efforts by DuPont and Camours to pause an environmental lawsuit over PFAS contamination. [... more]

A Democrat candidate for Virginia Attorney General has made disturbing statements about violence and desecration of the graves of his political rivals, sparking concerns about the party's stance on violence emanating from the left. The candidate's comments have been met with support from some Democrats, including Senator Tim Kaine, who has endorsed him despite his rhetoric. Meanwhile, a case before the Supreme Court challenges the meaning of Election Day and the Constitution's definition of it, and a new administration has opened up a task force on hate groups and domestic terror. Domestic terrorism has been a growing concern, with incidents such as the Palisades fire and the arrest of a man who had explosives and Molotov cocktails in his tent near the Supreme Court justices' Red Mass. [... more]

A discussion on the intersection of politics and theology, featuring Dinesh D'Souza's new documentary 'The Dragon's Prophecy,' which explores the connection between biblical archaeology and modern-day conflicts in the Middle East. The conversation also touches on the government shutdown, Obamacare, and the upcoming election in Tennessee. [... more]

The Virginia Democrat Nominee for Attorney General Jay Jones sent texts fantasizing about murdering the former GOP Speaker as Virginia Democrats doubled down in support of Jones The Transgender man who planned to assassinate Brett Kavanaugh will serve just years Kamala Harris continues to claim that was the closest race of the century The Speaker of the House in Virginia spoke in a church pulpit telling congregants to ignore Jay Jones's call for the assassination of the prior Speaker and murder of his kids because of politics Democrat Abigail Spanberger is out fundraising Republican Winsome Sears for Governor of Virginia [... more]

Golf With Jay Delsing features a visit with Matt Gindler the Director of Golf at Greenbriar CC Also the show will feature Doyle Moffitt the General Manager at Far Oaks Golf CLub The show will also review the Ryder Cup See Privacy Policy at https art com privacy and California Privacy Notice at https art com privacy do-not-sell-my-info [... more]

As AI continues to advance at an unprecedented rate, experts are warning of a future where machines outperform humans in various fields, including math, programming, and science. The implications of this are far-reaching, with potential job displacement and a concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few companies. Meanwhile, the US is lagging behind China in the development of AI, with the Chinese government investing heavily in the technology. As AI becomes increasingly integrated into our lives, concerns are being raised about its potential impact on society, including the risk of AI psychosis and the need for greater regulation and oversight. [... more]

Memphis is facing a surge in violent crime, with over 125 murders so far this year. The city is receiving a wave of federal agents to help combat the issue, with President Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi leading the effort. The operation, known as Operation Viper, aims to target gang members and violent offenders, and has already resulted in several arrests and the seizure of guns. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the looming government shutdown, President Trump's efforts to overhaul the military, and the importance of religious liberty. The show also explores the concept of a gold standard and the rise of Glint Pay, a platform that allows users to hold and spend gold as a form of currency. Additionally, the hosts touch on the topic of de-dollarization and its implications for the US economy. [... more]

Estate planning attorneys discuss the importance of making non-probate assets, the difference between wills and trusts, and the significance of healthcare power of attorney and general power of attorney in North Carolina. [... more]

Vice President J.D. Vance visited Concord to call for law and order, honoring first responders and law enforcement. He emphasized the importance of supporting local law enforcement and keeping violent criminals locked up. The visit came two weeks after the assassination of Charlie Kirk and a day after the North Carolina General Assembly passed ARENA's Law. The vice president also spoke about the tragic murder of 23-year-old Irina Zaruska on the Charlotte Light Rail, highlighting the need for stricter penalties for violent offenders and tighter pretrial detention procedures. [... more]

A gunman kills two at a Dallas ICE Facility Ammo found near the scene expressed anti-ICE messaging Dana reacts to Jimmy Kimmel's return to TV including his non-apology to Charlie Kirk and his family Dana breaks down how the never-ending violent rhetoric from the left has contributed to yet another deadly attack at an ICE facility in Dallas Texas AG Ken Paxton joins us to react to the ICE Facility shooting in Dallas to announce an event with the students targeted for starting a Houston Turning Point USA chapter and more Democrats want to sue Nexstar and Sinclair over not [... more]

President Trump's speech at the UN General Assembly sparks controversy, while Jimmy Kimmel's reinstatement on ABC raises questions about free speech and censorship. The ACLJ weighs in on the issues, discussing the role of the FCC, Disney, and Hollywood in shaping the narrative. [... more]

A criminal justice reform bill, known as Irena's Law, has been passed in the North Carolina Senate, addressing issues such as pretrial release, mental health crisis, and the death penalty. The bill creates a new category of violent offenses, requires GPS monitoring, and adds committing a capital felony on public transportation to the list of aggravating factors that can make a defendant eligible for the death penalty. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers are set to return to Raleigh this week to address several key issues, including the Cybersecurity in Agriculture Act, bail reform, and the death penalty. The state Supreme Court has also ruled against judicial deference, giving individuals more power to challenge government agencies and regulations. A representative from the 47th district has announced his resignation to take a role in Washington, D.C. [... more]

Golf With Jay Delsing features a Ryder Cup preview with Nathan Charnes Nathan is the Vice President of the PGA of America and the General Manager at Winghaven CC Also the show will discuss the latest news and notes from throughout the world of golf See Privacy Policy at https art com privacy and California Privacy Notice at https art com privacy do-not-sell-my-info [... more]

President Trump's visit to Memphis and the deployment of the National Guard have sparked a heated debate about crime and the city's future. Local conservatives and Republicans are rallying behind the president's efforts, while critics like Tammy Sawyer are denouncing the move as divisive and racist. [... more]