Kamala Harris's decision to attend a sorority event instead of a joint session of Congress to address Prime Minister Netanyahu has sparked controversy, with many questioning her leadership and commitment to supporting Israel. The ACLJ is fighting back against the International Criminal Court's attempts to extend its jurisdiction over non-member states, including Israel, and is preparing to file an amicus brief in their hearings. [... more]

Rosa Parks, a fine Christian person, refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus, sparking a 382-day boycott that became a pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement. The boycott, led by Dr. Martin Luther King and other faith-conscious leaders, employed nonviolent passive resistance to challenge segregation and demand respect for African American passengers. [... more]

Christian Laettner rails against NIL amp transfer portal l A's fans boycott the home opener l NC State advances to the Elite [... more]

Florida Man makes bomb threats against himself, sues Carnival Cruise after a donkey kicks him, and other bizarre stories are shared. Meanwhile, Andrew Cuomo faces scrutiny over his handling of nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic, and Mitch McConnell endorses Donald Trump. Additionally, Doritos fires a brand ambassador with pedophilia tweets, and social media plays a role in exposing these stories. [... more]

The Republican Party is set for a rematch with the Democrat Party as Donald Trump secures the nomination, while Joe Biden faces internal party divisions and criticism over his handling of the economy, immigration, and Ukraine. The State of the Union address is expected to be a key moment in the election campaign, with Biden's mental acuity and age becoming a major issue. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is facing criticism over its handling of the border crisis and the economy, with some Democrats calling for a more aggressive approach to immigration reform. [... more]

The Eighth Amendment and 14th Amendment cases involving Donald Trump's civil fraud judgment and immunity are being closely watched by the Supreme Court, with potential implications for future presidents and the state of New York's ability to impose penalties without a victim. [... more]

A 90-year-old woman is forced to step down as a volunteer from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society after asking for clarification on the use of pronouns in emails. Meanwhile, a Florida man is arrested for a bizarre rampage, and a trucker is refusing to pick up loads in New York City due to a civil fraud verdict. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Ukraine supplemental, with some arguing it's essential for Ukraine's survival, while others question its effectiveness and the motives behind it. The conversation also touches on the US's relationship with NATO, Russia, and China, as well as the ongoing immigration and border issues. Additionally, a 90-year-old woman's experience with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society's emphasis on inclusivity and pronouns over fighting MS is highlighted, and the potential implications of China's offer to back Hungary on public security issues are explored. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the trucker boycott of New York City, with truckers refusing to deliver goods to the city in protest of the persecution of President Donald Trump. The show also touches on the history of Presidents' Day, the importance of freedom and liberty, and the role of conservative leaders in shaping American history. [... more]

Independent truckers begin a boycott of New York City in response to a fraud ruling against Donald Trump, with potential implications for the Trump Organization and the city's economy. Meanwhile, Rashida Tlaib's comments against Biden and the Biden administration's policies on Israel and Palestine are discussed, highlighting the complexities of the issue and the potential impact on the 2024 election. [... more]

The boys of summer are in full swing, with Major League Baseball teams competing for the top spot in the American League West. Meanwhile, the NFL is gearing up for its next season, with teams like the Buffalo Bills and the Houston Texans making headlines. In golf, the PGA tour is dealing with a controversy over the tour's leadership, with some top players defecting to a new tour. As the summer months approach, sports fans are looking forward to their vacation destinations, with some opting for beach getaways and others choosing to stay close to home. [... more]

The Oakland A's are moving to Las Vegas, but fans are left to wonder if this was inevitable, given owner John Fisher's history of intentionally sabotaging the team. Meanwhile, Bob Myers is stepping down as general manager of the Warriors, and rumors are swirling about his next move, including a potential role at Amazon sports or as a talent agent. [... more]

Oakland A's fans showed up in force to support their team, chanting 'Sell the team!' as a protest against the team's ownership and front office. The team's decision to reduce payroll and raise ticket prices has led to a decline in fan support, with many feeling that the team is not worth watching. Meanwhile, in the world of golf, the PGA Tour is facing backlash over a secret merger deal, with many players feeling blindsided and betrayed by the decision. The controversy has sparked a heated debate about the value of running backs in the NFL, with several players speaking out about the lack of respect and compensation they receive. [... more]

The Bible says it is shameful to speak of immorality, paganism, and blasphemy, yet corporations are promoting these things, contributing to the unraveling of society and the condemnation of souls. The Church is called to expose these works of darkness, to awaken the lost world, and to call them to Christ, who will give life and light. [... more]

A veteran MMA fighter and alligator trapper catches a 10-foot alligator outside a Florida elementary school, while a 14-year-old Florida kid wins the national spelling bee with the word 'sammophile'. Meanwhile, concerns about the president's age are raised after a public fall, and the media is criticized for its handling of the situation. Additionally, a controversy erupts over a PetSmart product featuring a pride dog bikini, and the importance of being mindful of the messages sent to children is discussed. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the debt ceiling, Hunter Biden's gun purchase, and the controversy surrounding Pride Month and transgender issues. She also touches on woke culture, China and Russia's influence, and the situation in Ukraine. Additionally, she talks about Minecraft's decision to ban guns, a Florida man's antics, and law and order issues, including immigration and school safety. [... more]

The Todd Starns Radio Program discusses various topics, including the impact of boycotts on businesses, the LGBTQIA community, and the Human Rights Campaign. The show also touches on the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance and the concept of size freedom. Additionally, the hosts discuss the World Health Organization's pandemic treaty and its potential impact on sovereignty. The program also honors veterans and discusses the importance of Memorial Day and Decoration Day in American history. [... more]

The FBI has lost all legitimacy due to corruption, while a communist revolution is unfolding in the US, with the government considering citizens as enemies. Meanwhile, Joe Biden's scandalous dealings with foreign nationals have been exposed, and artificial intelligence is being used to impact the 2024 election. Additionally, voter fraud is a major concern, and George Soros is backing extreme leftist candidates. The LGBTQIA+ community is also at the center of controversy, and a one-world government is being formed, with the potential for a rapture. [... more]

The Tennessee State Capitol is in chaos as three Democrats try to incite a riot, but the Republicans stand their ground and expel them. The incident sparks a national debate about critical race theory, faith, and morality, with some arguing that it erases the message of Easter and replaces it with individual responsibility. Meanwhile, a pastor discusses the influence of the woke agenda on churches and colleges, and the importance of standing firm on biblical values. The Ten Commandments are also being proposed to be displayed in public school classrooms in Texas, sparking a debate about morality and Western civilization. [... more]

The Biden administration's new press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, has a history of making anti-Israel statements, calling pro-Israel groups 'severely racist' and 'Islamophobic'. Meanwhile, the administration is pushing to codify Roe v. Wade, despite the Supreme Court's leaked draft opinion suggesting the decision may be overturned. The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) is fighting against these efforts, arguing that they infringe on free speech and threaten the rights of states to regulate abortion. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the controversy surrounding Hunter Biden's laptop, Disney's new policies, and the Biden administration's stance on transgender issues. He also talks about the potential impact of these issues on American society and the importance of standing up for traditional values. [... more]

The Biden administration is accused of betraying Israel by funding efforts to delegitimize the Jewish state through a nearly $1 million grant to nonprofit groups. The grant aims to strengthen accountability and human rights in Israel and the West Bank and Gaza, but critics argue it's a covert attempt to undermine Israel's legitimacy. Meanwhile, the US is considering removing the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps from the Foreign Terrorist Organization list, a move that could lift sanctions on Iran and embolden its terrorist activities. [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice is fighting against anti-Semitism on university campuses, particularly in the case of Dr. Melissa Landa, who was fired from her position at the University of Maryland for expressing pro-Israel views. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, including the implementation of a vaccine mandate for private employers, which is being challenged in court by the ACLJ on behalf of the Heritage Foundation. [... more]

Rashida Tlaib's anti-Semitic statements and her efforts to revoke the tax-exempt status of pro-Israel organizations have sparked controversy and concern. The ACLJ is responding to her actions, citing historical and legal inaccuracies, and emphasizing the importance of protecting religious freedom and the rights of pro-Israel groups. [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice is fighting against the Ben & Jerry's boycott of Israel, which they claim is not anti-Semitic, but rather a move to boycott occupied Palestinian territory. However, critics argue that this is a form of anti-Semitism, as it singles out Israel and makes a determination of what is and what is not legitimate Israeli territory, with no authority to do so. The ACLJ is calling out Unilever, the parent company of Ben & Jerry's, for its hypocrisy and duplicity in supporting human rights while doing business in countries that commit genocide, such as China. [... more]

The Biden Administration's State Department report to Congress omits crucial information on Palestinian incitement of terrorism and support for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement, sparking concerns about the administration's motivations and compliance with US law. [... more]

The final presidential debate is set to take place in Nashville, Tennessee, with topics including foreign policy, the economy, and climate change. Meanwhile, the Senate Judiciary Committee has voted unanimously to send Amy Coney Barrett's nomination to the full Senate for confirmation, paving the way for her potential appointment to the Supreme Court. Additionally, the FBI and Director of National Intelligence have announced that they have caught some voter data being taken by the Russians and Iranians, and are working to prevent foreign interference in the election. [... more]

The NBA boycott and postponement of playoff games in response to a police shooting in Wisconsin sparks a discussion on racial injustice, social activism, and the role of athletes in speaking out against systemic issues. Bob Ryan, a renowned basketball historian, joins the conversation to provide context and insights on the historical significance of this moment, drawing parallels to the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King and the 1969 Bobby Kennedy assassination. The discussion also touches on the mental health of athletes, particularly in the context of the NBA bubble, and the challenges of navigating the complexities of social justice and activism in the sports world. [... more]

The passage from Acts chapter 11 highlights the severe famine predicted by Agabus, which spread over the Roman world, and how the disciples in Antioch took up a monetary offering to help the brothers living in Judea. This act of generosity and loyalty to Jesus Christ is a testament to the power of faith and the importance of standing firm in one's convictions, even in the face of adversity. The story of the followers of Christ in Jerusalem, who were boycotted and impoverished by the rabbis, serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by those who follow Jesus, and the rewards that await them in heaven. [... more]

As the culture continues to shift and the church is losing its identity, it's time to wake up and take a stand for righteousness. The Target boycott is a call to action, a reminder that we must not compromise on our values and principles. We must pray, fast, and seek God's guidance in these tumultuous times. The War Room movie is a powerful reminder of the importance of prayer and fasting, and the National Day of Prayer is a call to action for believers to come together and pray for our nation. As the elections approach, it's essential to remember that our hope is not in the White House, but in the hearts of God's people. We must stand strong in our faith and not be swayed by the cultural tide. [... more]

A discussion on the intersection of God's sovereignty and human responsibility in the context of elections and boycotts, particularly in relation to Target's policies on LGBT activism and the implications for Christian witness and morality. [... more]