The Corporate Equality Index, a benchmarking tool for LGBTQ inclusion, has quietly reshaped how corporations think about children, families, and the human body, often with consequences for children's well-being and identity. [... more]

Parents on the Level delivers expert localized research and presentations tailored for parents, lawmakers, and community leaders to expose the growing unease about what's happening in schools, where DEI, social-emotional learning, and AI-driven surveillance tools are shaping students' hearts and minds, and turning them into cultural Marxists. [... more]

Jennings Dunker, an Iowa Hawkeyes football player, discusses his NFL Combine experience and mullet hairstyle. Romar Dennis, a lacrosse player, talks about his team's chances in the PLL Championship and his humanitarian work. [... more]

Women are increasingly becoming the primary financial decision makers after inheriting wealth from their spouses, and with this responsibility comes the opportunity for wise and faithful stewardship. Sharon Epps, president of Kingdom Advisors, shares insights from research on Christian women's financial habits and generosity, highlighting the importance of clarity, confidence, and biblical understanding in making financial decisions. [... more]

Conservative commentator Todd Starnes discusses various topics, including the need for gun control, the erosion of conservative values, and the rise of Islam in the United States. He also touches on the controversy surrounding President Trump's comments about Rob Reiner and the debate over mass deportation of American Muslims. [... more]

The host discusses the importance of critical thinking and problem-solving in education, and how the current system is failing to provide students with the necessary skills. She also touches on the topic of diversity and inclusion, and how it is being used to undermine pluralism and promote fascism. Additionally, she talks about the issue of Hamas and Palestine, and how a woman who is married to the son of a Hamas leader was able to participate in the Miss Universe pageant despite not being from the region. The host also discusses the importance of protecting one's identity and using a water purification system to ensure clean drinking water. [... more]

President Trump's meeting with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince MBS has sparked discussions on the Abraham Accords, Israel's relationship with Saudi Arabia, and the potential for a trillion-dollar investment in the US. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for Christian persecution in Nigeria, challenging Gavin Newsom's redistricting plan in California, and defending churches in Colorado from being shut down for feeding the hungry. [... more]

Father Stuart Long, a former boxer and Catholic priest, shares his life story, from his childhood to his diagnosis with inclusion body myositis, a disease that mimics ALS. He reflects on his experiences, including his time in the seminary, his struggles with pride and humility, and his newfound understanding of happiness and suffering. [... more]

Prejudice and favoritism are natural, but they are also foolish and wrong. According to James, we are called to love our neighbors as ourselves, regardless of their background or social status. This means treating everyone with courtesy, compassion, and consistency, and not showing partiality to the rich or powerful. Consistent obedience to God's law is required for spiritual maturity, and we should strive to live out our faith in the real world. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God is impartial and shows no partiality, unlike human nature which is often biased and prejudiced. Christian maturity is demonstrated by treating others with respect and dignity, regardless of their external characteristics, and recognizing that all people are equal in God's eyes. [... more]

A discussion about the current cultural and societal trends, including the concept of a 'civilizational moment,' the controversy surrounding same-sex parenting, the legacy of pastor John MacArthur, and the importance of biblical interpretation and discipleship in navigating complex issues. [... more]

North Carolina's General Assembly continues to work on disaster relief funding, with a $700 million package stalled due to Republican disagreements. Meanwhile, a bill aimed at curbing the diversity, equity, and inclusion agenda in public schools is moving forward, and a court ruling has restricted Governor Josh Stein's ability to appoint judges. The state is also working to resolve a lawsuit over missing voter ID numbers, with a plan to collect information from over 195,000 voters. [... more]

The presence of Jesus in our life means there can be the absence of fear, and it brings great joy. Jesus is a title of acceptance, giving us access to God the Father and allowing us to appeal to Him. He is also a title of authority, reminding us that Jesus is to be the absolute authority in our lives. [... more]

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]

A Florida Man story features Olivier Arieu, a 7-foot-9 basketball player who met President Trump in the White House. Meanwhile, the Trump administration's decision to restrict foreign students at Harvard University sparks controversy, with some arguing it's a form of authoritarianism. In other news, a woman is suing Jennifer Lopez for copyright infringement over photos of herself, and a Chicago mayor is facing backlash for hiring staff based on their race. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the recent shooting in Washington D.C., where an Israeli embassy staffer was killed by a gunman who yelled 'Free Palestine.' The topic of genocide and hatred towards Israel is also explored, as well as the COVID-19 vaccine and its potential risks. Additionally, the conversation touches on government spending, tax cuts, and the national deficit, highlighting the economic uncertainty facing the country. [... more]

Dr. Carol Swain shares her inspiring story of overcoming adversity and achieving great success through hard work and determination, despite growing up in poverty and facing numerous challenges. She discusses the importance of education, the dangers of DEI and critical race theory, and the need for unity and reconciliation in America. [... more]

The Word of Faith movement, also known as the Health and Wealth Gospel, is a heretical movement that misrepresents God and His Word, leading millions of people away from the one and only saving gospel of Jesus Christ. President Trump's choice of Paula White to head the White House Faith Office is a concern, as she is a prominent leader in this movement. Additionally, the Real ID, a national ID card, is a threat to individual liberties and healthcare freedom. [... more]

Baptism is a picture of the gospel and a central teaching in the Reformed Church. The Abrahamic covenant is a principle of pure promise based on inheritance by virtue of another's performance for you. The new covenant is the new administration of the Abrahamic covenant, and baptism is a one-time initiatory sign and seal of God's covenant promise, marking an individual as belonging to God's covenant community. [... more]

A discussion on racial discrimination in college admissions, police reform in Memphis, Tennessee, and the challenges of communicating with Gen Z. The conversation also touches on Elon Musk's involvement in the Trump administration, the White House press briefing, and the concept of telephobia, or the fear of making phone calls. [... more]