Hearing personal stories of how God has worked in others' lives can be incredibly inspiring and transformative. At Living on the Edge, they believe that discipleship is a lifestyle, not just a program, and that it's about following Jesus, knowing Him, and allowing His life to impact every area of one's life. [... more]

Florida Man's latest court battle over submerged land ownership has been rejected, while a disabled woman was banned from using an AI voice clone after it was trained to say a bad word. President Trump's recent exchange with the Maine governor over compliance with an executive order on men's sports has sparked controversy, with some praising his stance and others criticizing it. [... more]

The Senate approved another Billion bill with many Republicans voting with Democrats Dana explains how the Senate refused to make Trump's tax cuts permanent while Rand Paul was the only Senator who stood his ground Israel announces that -month-old Kfir Bibas and his -year-old brother Ariel were beaten to death by Hamas in addition another body from Hamas was not their mother Dana explains why it's not cool to be Progressive anymore as MAGA has taken back the culture and why this shift has been decades in the making over things like drag shows women's sports and wokeism Dem Rep [... more]

The discussion revolves around President Biden's plans for student loan forgiveness, the impact of climate change on energy costs, and the controversy surrounding abortion rights. The conversation also touches on the conflict in Israel and Gaza, the relationship between the US and Taiwan, and the recent solar eclipse. Additionally, the hosts discuss the topic of transgender individuals and the condition of misophonia, which is triggered by certain sounds. [... more]

Rich Eisen and his guests discuss the upcoming Super Bowl, focusing on the quarterbacks, Patrick Mahomes and Brock Purdy, and their teams, the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers. They also touch on other NFL-related topics, including the Pro Bowl and the potential for a new wave of young coaches in the league. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the recent mugshot of Donald Trump and its implications on the justice system, conservative leadership, and free speech. The show also touches on the topic of cancel culture and its effects on individuals who speak out against progressive ideologies. [... more]

A former president is accused of crimes related to the 2020 election, while a state in the US is dealing with devastating wildfires and a potential economic crisis. Meanwhile, a climate change case in Montana has raised concerns about the impact of politics on the environment and a teenager's ability to participate in outdoor activities. [... more]

Devin Archer's testimony reveals the Biden family brand's involvement in corrupt business dealings, including a $5 million bribe to Joe Biden while he was president. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris's gaffes and lack of understanding of the Constitution continue to raise eyebrows, and the US credit rating is downgraded by Fitch. The Biden administration's economic policies, known as Bidenomics, are also under scrutiny as inflation remains high and job growth slows down. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for car theft, while Jack Smith, a special counsel, sparks a media frenzy by getting a $5 footlong at Subway. Meanwhile, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is accused of eating psychedelic mushrooms in China, leading to a bizarre incident where she repeatedly bows to a Chinese official. The US and China relations are also discussed, along with the US's response to Iranian aggression and the ongoing wildfires in Canada. [... more]

The US military's handling of sensitive information has been compromised due to a typo in email addresses, with millions of emails being sent to the wrong domain. The Biden administration's response to this issue has been criticized, and the Pentagon's role in protecting sensitive information has been called into question. Meanwhile, the debate over abortion and military readiness continues, with some arguing that access to abortion is essential for military personnel and others claiming that it is a distraction from more pressing issues. Additionally, concerns about China's growing influence in the region, particularly in Palau, have been raised, and the issue of sleep inequality has been highlighted as a problem affecting certain communities. [... more]

The Biden administration is facing scrutiny over Hunter Biden's past behavior and the White House's handling of the situation. Meanwhile, the president's economic plan is being questioned, and the country is preparing for the 2024 election. In foreign policy news, NATO is facing challenges as Turkey demands EU membership while denying Ukraine's entry, and the US is navigating its relationship with China and Russia. [... more]

Concerns over American K-12 education and the impact of government policies on the economy are discussed. The reliability of economic data and the growth of government jobs are questioned, while the effects of inflation and taxation on households are examined. Additionally, the topic of climate change and its perceived impact on women's rights is addressed, with some arguing that it is a made-up term used for redistribution of income. [... more]

Surviving the holidays while grieving is a process that requires preparation, self-care, and support. Grief can be triggered by various factors, including the holidays, and it's essential to prioritize one's well-being during this time. The Persecution Project is working to provide aid to Christians in the Sudan, who are facing persecution and trauma due to the ongoing conflict. [... more]

North Carolina's public schools face constitutional challenges, with a decades-old case, Leandro, seeking to ensure every child has a sound basic education. The Opportunity Scholarship program helps low-income families send their kids to private schools, but a teacher's union is trying to kill it. Meanwhile, COVID-19 has created healthcare challenges, and the state's latest coronavirus relief package aims to provide relief to families and individuals affected by the pandemic. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses God and sexuality with Janet Boynes, author of the new book God and Sexuality, Truth and Relevance Without Compromise. They talk about the challenges of addressing sexual issues in the church, the importance of compassion without compromise, and the need for Christian leaders to be bold in speaking out on moral and cultural issues. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown also discusses the controversy surrounding Donald Trump's presidency, including his feud with the media and the implications for the church. [... more]