The story of Jesse Leroy Brown, America's first black naval aviator, who overcame incredible obstacles to achieve his dreams and become a hero in the military. His legacy is a testament to the power of faith, determination, and the pursuit of excellence, and his bond with fellow pilot Thomas Hudner is a shining example of the brotherhood and sacrifice that defined their service. [... more]

Lieutenant John Robert Fox, a black soldier, volunteered to stay behind and direct artillery fire from a second-story location in the Italian village of Sumo Colonia during World War II, calling in an artillery strike on his own position to halt a German advance, ultimately giving his life to save others. [... more]

Mary Edwards Walker was a pioneering woman who defied convention and became the only female recipient of the Medal of Honor for her bravery as a surgeon during the Civil War. She was a fierce advocate for women's rights, abolition, and dress reform, and her legacy continues to inspire today. [... more]

President Trump sets the record for the longest State of the Union in American history recognizing the USA Men's Hockey Team Erika Kirk and more Dana explains why Trump's proposal for Trump Accounts is a ponzi scheme that is creating another entitlement program Kamala Harris now says she might run for President Democrats prop up Virginia Gov Abigail Spanberger to give their response Dana explains why Gavin Newsom should watch out for Spanberger in because she SEEMS less politically nuts Trump urges solving Iran with diplomacy to ensure they never obtain a nuclear weapon forcing both parties to stand up [... more]

The impact of tariffs on small businesses and the economy is a major concern, with President Trump's administration implementing a 15 percent tariff on global imports. The trade deals in place are being reevaluated, and the president's economic story is being told as a success, with gas prices decreasing and the economy growing. Meanwhile, hockey is a major sport in Canada, and the country is devastated by their loss in the recent game, with Hellebuck's performance being a highlight. [... more]

President Trump hosts Angel Families including Laken Riley's to the White House to commemorate in an Angel Families Remembrance Ceremony ahead of his State of the Union Address Mexican Cartels take over Guadalajara after their cartel boss is taken out An awkward moment occurs at last night's BAFTA Awards where Tourette Syndrome activist John Davidson was heard shouting the N-word during Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo's presentation Gavin Newsom tells a Black audience in Georgia that he is just like them because he's dumb and can't read Katie Porter gets an audience to chant F Trump at the California [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL Scouting Combine, quarterback prospects, and the importance of pass rushers in the league. Lewis Riddick shares his insights on the upcoming draft, highlighting the potential of Malik Willis and Carson Beck, and the need for teams to prioritize playmakers like Jeremiah Love and Bijan Robinson. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the current state of Iran, the impact of tariffs on trade, and the upcoming State of the Union address. The conversation also touches on foreign policy, the Iranian regime, and potential military action in the Middle East. The president's use of emergency authority and the implications of the Supreme Court's decision on tariffs are also explored. [... more]

The National Perspective Show discusses the upcoming NFL draft, focusing on quarterback prospects like Fernando Mendoza, and the Olympics, including the US hockey team's gold medal win. They also delve into mock drafts, the Giants' and Packers' potential draft picks, and the Raiders' quarterback needs. [... more]

The Olympics bring families together, and the women's hockey team's thrilling gold medal win is a testament to teamwork and determination. In the world of sports, the NFL draft is heating up, with top prospects like Fernando Mendoza and Jeremiah Love drawing attention. Meanwhile, the NBA season is in full swing, with Cade Cunningham leading the Detroit Pistons to a strong start. College football is also on the minds of fans, with the draft prospects of players like Mendoza and others being closely watched. [... more]

A former Olympic gold medal figure skater shares his journey of finding hope and faith in Jesus, and how it transformed his life and relationships. He discusses how his accomplishments, including his Olympic medals, became idols and how he learned to leverage them for good. He also talks about his battle with cancer and how he found strength in his faith and in serving others. [... more]

Former Olympic champion figure skater Scott Hamilton shares his incredible life story of overcoming adversity, including being adopted, struggling with a mysterious illness, and losing his mother to cancer. He reveals how his failures became learning opportunities and how he discovered fulfillment beyond his success as a champion skater, crediting God's plan and redemption in his life. [... more]

The story of Jesse Leroy Brown, the first African American naval aviator, who deliberately crash-landed his plane behind enemy lines in the Korean War to save his wingman, Thomas J. Hudner Jr., who was awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroic attempt to rescue Brown. [... more]

Life is full of troubles, but Jesus says, 'Don't let your heart be troubled, but believe in God, believe also in me.' Pastor Greg Laurie shares how to find peace and trust in God's sovereignty, even in the face of uncertainty and fear. [... more]

Two stories of American heroes, one a notorious Chicago mob lawyer who sacrificed everything for his family's integrity, and the other a World War II fighter pilot who risked his life to protect his fleet, highlighting the complexities of reputation and the value of sacrifice. [... more]

Lieutenant Michael Murphy, a Navy SEAL, led a mission in Afghanistan's Operation Red Wings, where he demonstrated extraordinary bravery and self-sacrifice, ultimately giving his life to save his men. [... more]

Richard Ira Bong was a U.S. Army fighter pilot in the Pacific during World War II, who became America's ace of aces, earning the Medal of Honor and numerous other decorations for his bravery and skill in combat. Born in Wisconsin in 1920, Bong enlisted in the Army Air Corps in 1941 and quickly distinguished himself as a talented pilot, shooting down 40 enemy aircraft and participating in numerous high-profile battles, including the Battle of the Bismarck Sea. Despite being recommended for and receiving the Medal of Honor, Bong continued to fly combat missions, even after being promoted to major and put in charge of gunnery training. He died in a plane crash on August 6, 1945, at the age of 24, just days after the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the decline of church attendance and Christian values in America, the government shutdown and its impact on federal workers, and the Middle East peace deal. He also talks about a controversial Time magazine photo of President Trump and the hosting of Qatar in Idaho. Additionally, he shares a story about a conservative student at Oklahoma State University who was reprimanded and threatened by a staffer for his conservative beliefs and support of Turning Point USA. [... more]

Army Sergeant William H. Carney, a former enslaved man, fought and bled for his nation in the Civil War, becoming the first black American to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor for his valorous service. He protected the American flag at Fort Wagner, a pivotal moment in American history that epitomizes the lengths to which one might strive to fulfill America's founding ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. [... more]

The Apache Wars began with a desperate attempt to rescue soldiers besieged by Apache Indians, resulting in the first Medal of Honor by date of action and sparking a bloody conflict that lasted for decades. The clash of cultures and American westward expansion led to a series of missteps and conflicts, including the execution of Apache prisoners, which turned the Apache anger from Mexico to the United States. [... more]