A judge in Virginia blocks the certification of the state's new congressional map, citing procedural violations and a misleading ballot question. The map, which would have given Democrats a 10-1 advantage in the state's congressional delegation, was passed by voters in a referendum. The judge's decision is seen as a major blow to Democrats, who had hoped to use the map to gain control of the state's congressional delegation. The case is now headed to the Virginia Supreme Court, where it could be decided in a matter of weeks. [... more]

The Southern Poverty Law Center's indictment for paying people to infiltrate hate groups and stage violent rallies has sparked controversy and debate. Meanwhile, Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz have raised tensions, and Virginia's redistricting process has been criticized for gerrymandering. Additionally, experts discuss the challenges of living with non-small cell lung cancer and the importance of mental health support. [... more]

The Southern Poverty Law Center is accused of funding hate groups and targeting conservative organizations. The Virginia election results have sparked controversy over gerrymandering and redistricting. President Trump has weighed in on the situation, calling the election 'rigged.' Meanwhile, a disability insurance expert discusses the importance of income protection and how it can help individuals and families prepare for unexpected events. [... more]

The US is in a standoff with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, with the US blockading the strait and Iran seizing ships. The situation is fluid and volatile, with no resolution in sight. Meanwhile, Democrats are pushing for redistricting reforms and the expansion of the Supreme Court, while Republicans are fighting back against these efforts. The war in Iran is unpopular, but a complete victory for the president could gain momentum and lead to a drop in oil and gas prices. [... more]

Governor Josh Stein laid out his recommended state budget for fiscal year 26-27, proposing a $3 billion spending increase and tax cuts. He emphasized the need to invest in public education, workforce development, and public safety, while also addressing issues like childcare and housing costs. The governor's budget also includes proposals to increase teacher pay, expand community college programs, and provide more funding for school safety and mental health services. [... more]

The Todd Stearns Radio Show discusses the importance of patriotism in education, the dangers of gerrymandering, and the impact of the Virginia election on the country. The show also touches on the lack of patriotism among some teachers and administrators, and the need for parents to take an active role in their children's education. [... more]

Iran's response to peace talks has been met with skepticism, with the US Navy seizing a tanker carrying chemical precursors for ballistic missiles. Meanwhile, a US politician is facing primary challenges from within his own party due to his moderate stance on issues like Iran. In other news, a common form of lung cancer accounts for 85% of all cases, and patients are often left to navigate the emotional and mental health impacts of their diagnosis. [... more]

Congressman Tim Burchett reveals shocking information about a potential alien breeding program, while Congressman Matt Gates makes similar claims. Meanwhile, the Democrats are accused of gerrymandering in Virginia, and Pam Bondi is fired as Attorney General. The Justice Department is under scrutiny for its handling of investigations, and Donald Trump's administration is investigating Ilhan Omar for immigration fraud. [... more]

President Trump discusses the Alaska Summit with Vladimir Putin, focusing on the potential for a ceasefire and long-term peace in Ukraine. He also addresses crime in Washington, D.C. and other cities, and talks about gerrymandering and immigration reform. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on education, including sending it back to the states and improving outcomes in well-run states. [... more]

The Supreme Court rules in favor of Texas's congressional map, allowing the state to proceed with redistricting despite a lower court's injunction. Meanwhile, the FBI makes an arrest in a 5-year-old case involving bombs near the RNC and DNC, and the fentanyl crisis shows signs of improvement due to increased border control. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses various topics including immigration, border security, visa applications, and fraudulent activities. He also talks about racism, politics, gerrymandering, ranked choice voting, and conservative news. The conversation includes a discussion about a raccoon that broke into a liquor store in Virginia and a man who was accused of not paying for water at a grocery store in New Jersey. [... more]

The Department of Justice sues Gavin Newsom over California's redistricting plan, alleging it violates the Constitution and the Voting Rights Act. Meanwhile, the ACLJ defends a church against a $1.2 million fine for violating COVID restrictions, and celebrates a victory for a Christian club in a New York school. The organization also discusses the importance of supporting Israel and the Jewish people, and the dangers of anti-Semitism in the United States. [... more]

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]

A high-tech cheating scandal involving mobsters and NBA players has been exposed, while the US government shutdown continues, affecting healthcare subsidies and premiums. Meanwhile, President Trump is pushing for gerrymandering in states he feels are not properly balanced, and Senator Bill Cassidy discusses the Republican plan to lower healthcare costs. Additionally, Teddy Roosevelt's life and legacy are explored in a new book, and the impact of illegal immigration on American communities is debated. [... 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]

North Carolina lawmakers have proposed changes to the state's congressional districts to make them more competitive for Republicans, drawing criticism from Democrats who claim the maps are racist and use racial data. The new map would bring an additional Republican seat to the North Carolina congressional delegation, improving Republican critical strength in eastern North Carolina. Meanwhile, pharmaceuticals have become the state's top global export, with North Carolina selling almost $12 billion in pharmaceuticals globally in 2024 alone. [... more]

The Senate has passed the 2026 fiscal year National Defense Authorization Act, which includes major funding for military installations across the state of North Carolina. Meanwhile, lawmakers are set to redraw at least one, if not multiple, North Carolina congressional districts as they head into the 2026 midterm elections, a move that could lead to litigation over gerrymandering. [... more]

Governor Josh Stein signs Arena's Law into law, a sweeping criminal justice reform bill aimed at making North Carolina safer, despite his concerns that it doesn't go far enough. Meanwhile, the North Carolina General Assembly wins a redistricting case in federal court, with a judge ruling that two state Senate districts in northeastern North Carolina are not racially gerrymandered. Trade with Canada remains largely unchanged for North Carolina, despite increases in tariffs across the United States, with certain commodities experiencing significant changes. [... more]

California's GOP gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton discusses the state's decline under Democrat rule, the impact of gerrymandering, and his plans to turn the state around. He also touches on the issue of identity theft and the need for stronger protection measures. [... more]

A father of a high school boy punished for expressing shock at seeing a girl in the boy's locker room says he would take his son's case to the Supreme Court if necessary, as his lawyer says the case illustrates blatant religious discrimination. Meanwhile, a woman in Indiana has been arrested for making disturbing threats against President Donald Trump, and a New York appeals court has ruled that a $555 million civil penalty issued by a judge against Trump violated the Eighth Amendment prohibition against excessive fines. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with experts discussing the implications of Russia's actions and the potential consequences for the region. Additionally, the topic of sanctuary cities and immigration is explored, with a focus on the impact of these policies on public safety and the economy. The conversation also touches on the issue of crime in Washington D.C. and the efforts to address it. Furthermore, the topic of gerrymandering and its effects on elections is discussed, as well as the foreign policy implications of the current administration's actions. [... more]

The discussion revolves around President Trump's leadership, his efforts to bring peace between Ukraine and Russia, and his potential for receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. The conversation also touches on gerrymandering, the importance of accountability and dedication, and the need for common sense in politics. Additionally, the topic of education and safety and security in Washington D.C. is discussed. [... more]

The international world order is at a critical juncture as world leaders gather in Washington D.C. to discuss the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Meanwhile, in the United States, the debate over gerrymandering continues to heat up, with California and Texas at the forefront. Additionally, concerns over AI and its impact on privacy are growing, and the economy is facing challenges due to tariffs and inflation. As the midterm elections approach, the stakes are high for both parties, with the Democratic Party facing internal divisions and the Republican Party seeking to capitalize on voter discontent. [... more]

A proposed bill in California, Assembly Bill 495, has been deemed a pedophile's dream come true by Pastor Jack Hibbs, who warns that it would allow a non-related individual to take a child from school without identification or background check, raising concerns about human trafficking and child safety. [... more]

The discussion centers around the crime problem in America, with a focus on cities run by Democrats and the impact of President Trump's policies. The conversation also touches on Social Security, illegal aliens, gerrymandering, and homelessness in Washington D.C. [... more]

Donald Trump discusses his approach to the Ukraine conflict, his upcoming meeting with Vladimir Putin in Alaska, and his plans for economic incentives and sanctions. He also touches on immigration reform and his efforts to send education policy back to the states. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the forces of darkness and disruptors controlling the airwaves, while also addressing gerrymandering, hypocrisy, and the dangers of vaccines and pathogens. He also talks about the FDA's handling of COVID-19 and the importance of natural medicine. [... more]

Crime rates in major US cities are a pressing issue, with some mayors facing criticism for being soft on crime. Meanwhile, the debate over gerrymandering and redistricting continues, with some states drawing lines to favor one party over the other. In international news, a meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin could have significant implications for the Ukraine conflict and global security. [... more]

Crime and gerrymandering are major concerns in Texas and California, with Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin's meeting in Alaska looming. The National Guard is deployed in Washington D.C. to address crime, and socialism is gaining traction among Democrats, while Republicans are pushing back against it. The politics of elections and the future of the Democratic Party are also under scrutiny. [... more]

The host discusses hypocrisy in politics and society, referencing the Bible and current events. He critiques the actions of Democrats and Republicans, and warns of the dangers of the Antichrist. The host also talks about the importance of standing up for freedom and against communism. [... more]

The Ukraine-Russia war continues with President Trump meeting with Vladimir Putin in Alaska, as both sides face pressure to end the conflict. Meanwhile, a gerrymandering battle unfolds in Texas, with Democrats attempting to block a new map that could give Republicans a majority. The debate over the Washington Redskins name also heats up, with President Trump supporting its return. Additionally, concerns about media bias and the WNBA's treatment of Caitlin Clark are discussed. [... more]

The Texas Democrats' decision to leave the state legislature and flee to Illinois has sparked controversy, with critics accusing them of abandoning their duty and masquerading as statesmen. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris's excuse for not running for governor of California is being questioned, with some arguing that she is intellectually dishonest and not a good leader. [... more]

North Carolina's Department of Transportation launches a public comment period for its next infrastructure plan, amid growing concerns over congestion in major metropolitan areas. Meanwhile, the state's General Assembly faces scrutiny over gerrymandering, and a recent poll shows widespread concern among voters about foreign ownership of farmland, particularly from China. [... more]

Texas Governor Greg Abbott lays down the law on Democrat lawmakers who have abandoned their posts and fled to other states, threatening to remove them from office. Meanwhile, a man in Slovakia is causing a stir by wandering around a historic castle wearing only a balaclava and plastic clogs, and a global outbreak of a virus in China is prompting quarantines and thousands of new cases are reported. [... more]

Texas Democrats continue to hold out from going to work over redistricting Dana explains why this has been blown out of proportion Dana shares why Trump floating Marco Rubio as a possible VP successor is a BAD idea Beto O'Rourke re-emerges to claim Texas' redistricting will cause a dictatorship DHS Sec Noem announces they have removed any age restrictions for ICE Officers Ex-DOGE Staffer Big Balls got assaulted in D C after an attempted carjacking Denver has officially submitted its bid to host the Gay Games Rep Beth Van Duyne joins us live in studio to react to the Texas [... more]

Texas Democrats flee the state to block a vote on a new congressional district map, sparking a heated debate over gerrymandering and redistricting. Meanwhile, an active shooter incident occurs at Fort Stewart in Georgia, and President Trump meets with Vladimir Putin to discuss the Ukraine war, with a focus on diplomacy and finding a peaceful solution. [... more]

The US economy grew at a rate in Q shattering economists expectations once again The Washington Post publishes a piece admitting Republicans have won young men and Democrats have no masculine leader Dana shares how the man who attempted to kidnap President Trump's granddaughter Kai has been spotted in her town Dana breaks the latest developments of the New York shooter Trump says he didn't end up indicting Hillary Clinton because he wanted the country to heal Trump backs Sen Josh Hawley's proposal for a tariff rebate check for American workers Dana explains why this is a TERRIBLE idea Texas [... more]

A Florida man's bizarre antics, a court case on gerrymandering in Texas, and a discussion on progressive protest methods are among the topics covered in this podcast. The hosts also delve into the world of wealth and finance, discussing the importance of investing and navigating systems that weren't built for everyone. [... more]

A new grant program, Renew NC Single Family Housing Program, is now available to homeowners and businesses in western North Carolina that suffered losses from Hurricane Helene last September. The program is the first of a series of recovery initiatives and services to help Western North Carolinians recover. Meanwhile, a federal trial is underway in Winston-Salem as it relates to congressional and state legislative maps in North Carolina, with plaintiffs arguing that some election maps violate the U.S. Constitution's ban on racial gerrymandering. Additionally, a new national analysis of DMV locations across the nation ranks Charlotte's DMV offices as some of the worst in the country, with three of the city's locations landing in the first five worst offices nationally. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders and his guests discuss the importance of prayer and voting in the upcoming election, highlighting the dangers of gerrymandering and the need to protect life and traditional values in Ohio. [... more]