The Save America Act, a bill requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote, is facing an uphill battle in the Senate due to a 60-vote threshold. Republicans are deploying procedural weapons to force Democrats to publicly justify their opposition, while Democrats claim the bill is unfair and would prevent them from winning elections. Meanwhile, concerns about election fraud, grid down events, and sleeper cells are being discussed, highlighting the need for election integrity and national security measures. [... more]

The ongoing situation with Iran and its use of intermediate-range ballistic missiles has sparked a debate about the country's nuclear capabilities and the potential for conflict in the Middle East. Meanwhile, concerns about voter fraud and the need for voter ID requirements have been raised, with some arguing that it is a necessary measure to protect the integrity of elections. Additionally, the topic of global warming and the potential for geoengineering to mitigate its effects has been discussed, with some experts warning about the risks of chemtrails and other forms of solar geoengineering. In the field of technology, quantum computing has made significant advancements, with IBM's research director, Jake Mpata, discussing the potential for fault-tolerant quantum computers. Furthermore, the importance of maritime strength has been emphasized, with President Trump taking steps to improve America's maritime might and counter China's influence in the region. Finally, the American economy has been a focus, with discussions about the impact of high-interest debt and the need for financial reform. [... more]

Senator John Thune discusses the Save America Act, voter ID requirements, and the ongoing government shutdown, highlighting the challenges of working with Democrats and the importance of ensuring the integrity of federal elections. [... more]

Navigating financial decisions in blended families requires intentional effort and a clear plan. Couples can use a Togetherness Agreement to promote peace and unity in their marriage by addressing emotionally charged issues and creating a roadmap for their financial future. This agreement can provide clarity on financial decisions, including how to manage debt, investments, and assets, and can help couples make decisions that align with their values and faith. [... more]

Blessing those who persecute you is a fundamental aspect of Christianity, as taught in Romans 12. This involves forgiving them, not taking revenge, and doing good for them, which can lead to a supernatural result of overcoming evil and bringing about peace. [... more]

The hosts discuss the dangers of a color revolution and the manipulation of the American people, referencing Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals. They also touch on the importance of understanding the difference between democracy and a republic, and the need for Christians to stand up against tyranny. The conversation shifts to the topic of election fraud and the use of voting machines, with the hosts sharing examples of alleged wrongdoing. The discussion concludes with a focus on salvation and the importance of following the gospel and the teachings of the Bible. [... more]

A Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer, VinFast, plans to resume construction on a $4 billion plant in Chatham County, North Carolina, despite significant financial losses and a major scaling down of its hiring goals. The company's original promise of 7,500 jobs has been reduced to 1,400, raising questions about the state's investment in job development investment grants and infrastructure. Meanwhile, lawmakers in North Carolina are questioning the costs of solar energy and its impact on the state's energy policy, with some arguing that it is not the least cost and reliable option. [... more]

Understanding the three-legged stool of retirement income, Americans rely on Social Security, employer-sponsored plans, and personal savings, with individual retirement accounts playing a crucial role. Mark Biller breaks down the differences between traditional and Roth IRAs, discussing tax implications, contribution limits, and eligibility. He also shares practical advice on setting up business finances, including separating personal and business accounts, choosing a simple accounting system, and treating taxes as a bill to be paid. [... more]

Forgiving those who have hurt us and choosing to bless them is a radical concept that requires us to step into the path of Jesus. It involves forgiving as a choice, forgiving as a process, and forgiving as a done deed. We must also identify with our enemies and refuse to take revenge into our own hands, leaving room for God's wrath and justice. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses various topics including the Save America Act, voter ID laws, tax planning, and charitable giving. The show also touches on current events such as the conflict in the Middle East and the controversy surrounding Cesar Chavez's legacy. Additionally, the hosts address concerns about scams and the importance of verifying information before making decisions. [... more]

The Trump administration's military operation in Iran continues, with the US and Israel working together to take out key leaders and disrupt the regime's ability to threaten the region. Meanwhile, the debate over the Save America Act and voter ID continues, with some Republicans pushing for a federal takeover of voting procedures. The Democrats are also at odds over funding for the Department of Homeland Security, with some opposing funding for ICE and border patrol. The US military is making progress in taking out Iranian leaders, but the regime remains a threat, and the US must continue to work with its allies to ensure its safety and security. [... more]

A recount request has been filed in the North Carolina Senate District 26 race, with the current leader, Phil Berger, trailing by 23 votes. Meanwhile, a report highlights the issue of skyrocketing property taxes in the state, with some counties collecting hundreds of millions of dollars more than they would have under a levy limit. The state's business growth and conservative tax reform have contributed to the influx of people and rising home values, leading to increased property tax revenue. [... more]

The host discusses the changing election rules ahead of the 2026 midterms, highlighting both positive and negative developments in various states. He also touches on the Trump and Biden administrations, accusing the latter of corruption and promoting a socialist democracy. [... more]

The Save Act, a legislation requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote and photo ID at polling stations, is being debated in the Senate. Despite 71% of voters supporting the bill, Democrats are vowing to block it, calling it 'one of the worst things we've seen in America in a very long time.' Meanwhile, Christian music artist Aaron Schust discusses his new EP, 'Holy Week,' which explores the Jewishness of Jesus and the importance of understanding the scriptures. [... more]

Believers can reframe their view of taxes as evidence of God's provision, rather than just an interruption to their finances. This mindset shift can lead to gratitude, humility, and trust in God's sovereignty. Christians can also apply biblical wisdom to their financial decisions, such as prioritizing integrity and honesty in their financial dealings. [... more]

The Save Act aims to amend the National Voter Registration Act by requiring documentation proving citizenship to vote, sparking controversy and debate over its passage and potential impact on the Senate and US politics, amidst ongoing tensions with Iran and the Middle East. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the ongoing war in Iran, the opposition to the Save America Act, and the need for stricter voter ID laws. The show also touches on the issue of terrorism, crime in New York City, and the importance of supporting law enforcement. [... more]

The fate of the Republic hangs in the balance as Senate Republicans refuse to pass the Save America Act, a bill aimed at securing elections and preventing voter fraud. Meanwhile, tensions escalate in the Middle East as the US engages in a war with Iran, and domestic terrorism threatens the safety of Americans. In the US, airport delays and government shutdowns cause chaos, while a suspicious device is found near Gracie Mansion in New York City, prompting evacuations and raising concerns about terrorism. Additionally, a new study reveals an overwhelming ideological bias among faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, highlighting the need for a more balanced education system. [... more]

North Carolina's record voter turnout in the 2026 primary elections was driven by the presidential race, but still relatively low compared to general elections. Meanwhile, a state auditor's report reveals financial mismanagement in Rocky Mount, leading to a $80 million decline in cash reserves. Legislative leaders are seeking to intervene in a federal lawsuit challenging a state law banning taxpayer funding for gender transition procedures for prison inmates, arguing it's a matter of state policy. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the significance of Jesus' crucifixion, highlighting the most painful moment as the sin of the world being placed upon him. He also shares his own personal experience of loss and how Jesus' death and resurrection brought him hope and salvation. [... more]

Living right is not just about following rules, but about living by principles that guide your decisions and actions. The Bible provides six positive principles for proper practice, including the principle of expediency, which asks if an action brings you closer to your God-given goals, the principle of enslavement, which warns against being controlled by anything other than Jesus Christ, the principle of example, which considers how your actions may affect others, the principle of edification, which asks if an action builds you up or tears you down, the principle of exaltation, which seeks to honor God in all things, and the principle of evangelism, which aims to bring others closer to Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses the ongoing war in Iran, President Trump's military operation, and its implications for national security and regime change. The show also touches on election integrity, immigration, and the Middle East, featuring guests such as Hetia Falco, a national security expert, and Congressman Tim Burchett. [... more]

The US continues military operations in Iran, with President Trump stating that American forces have hit hundreds of targets and that the entire Iranian military command is gone. Meanwhile, in North Carolina, a primary election is taking place, with a focus on the US Senate race and concerns about voter fraud, including a case of a Canadian national accused of voting in federal elections. Additionally, the UNC system has approved an overhaul of its academic freedom policy, which includes a new definition of academic freedom and guidelines for faculty conduct. [... more]

Chad Connolly, founder of Faith Wins, discusses the importance of Christians exercising their right to vote and influencing elections with a biblical worldview. He shares success stories of voter registration and mobilization efforts, and emphasizes the need for Christians to connect the dots between their faith and everyday life. [... more]

A recent poll in North Carolina shows that 50% of Republican primary voters are unsure of their choice, with Michael Wiley leading at 38%. The poll also found that 81% of Republican primary voters approve of President Donald Trump's job performance, but only 68.7% are enthusiastic about the primary. The poll also touched on media consumption, with 43.7% of respondents getting their news from cable TV and 39.5% from social media. [... more]

North Carolina's early voting numbers are showing a significant increase, with over 420,000 votes cast through Tuesday. Dr. Andy Jackson from the John Locke Foundation discusses the implications of this trend and how it may impact Election Day. Meanwhile, the state's election management system is in need of modernization, with a bipartisan commission working to bring the system up to date. The commission aims to complete the overhaul by next summer, 2027. Additionally, six more JDIG projects were canceled by the North Carolina Department of Commerce's Economic Investment Committee, adding to a troubling long-term pattern of failed job creation targets. [... more]

A historic winter storm hits New York City, prompting a snow shoveling program with strict requirements, sparking controversy over voter ID laws and government coercion. Meanwhile, Gavin Newsom's book tour raises eyebrows with his attempt to relate to Southerners, and Tucker Carlson's interview with Mike Huckabee on Israel and Zionism sparks debate. [... more]

Christians are free from the law to live in Christ, setting their hearts and minds on things above, not earthly things. They should not be bound by rules and regulations, but rather focus on their relationship with Jesus, who brings them from law to life and from rules to relationship. [... more]

The Supreme Court ruling on tariffs has sparked debate on emergency powers and congressional authorization. Meanwhile, the US is considering lifting sanctions on Gaza, but some question the effectiveness of such efforts. In other news, the FCC is enforcing the equal time rule, and there are concerns about identity fraud and the importance of recovery in fitness training. [... more]

Crime rates in North Carolina's major cities show improvement in 2025, with a 21% decrease in violent crimes in Charlotte and a 25% reduction in homicides in Greensboro. The state's capital, Raleigh, saw a 1% overall reduction in violent crime, while Winston-Salem held steady. Meanwhile, the G20 finance track will host meetings in Asheville, showcasing the city's resilience and economic momentum after Hurricane Helene. Vaccines help train and strengthen the immune response to fight off respiratory illnesses like flu and COVID-19. [... more]

The hosts discuss voter fraud in California, the potential for war with Iran, and the threat of China invading Taiwan. They also delve into the topic of Christianity, specifically the concept of being born again and the path to salvation. [... more]

A report from the North Carolina Energy Policy Task Force warns of rising energy rates amid a demand boom, recommending policies to ensure affordable, reliable, and clean energy supplies. Meanwhile, the state's Department of Environmental Quality awards $5.7 million in grants for flood resiliency projects in Western North Carolina, aiming to reduce flood risks and protect surrounding communities. [... more]

The U.S. Department of Energy invests $175 million in upgrading coal-fired power plants across the nation, including a major facility in North Carolina. The funding aims to strengthen the power grid, keep electricity affordable and reliable, and preserve energy jobs. Meanwhile, the North Carolina State Board of Elections investigates reports of voter registration fraud, including individuals impersonating election officials and providing misinformation to voters. [... more]

Faith in Finance explores the intersection of faith and finances, offering biblical wisdom for managing God's resources. Host Rob West discusses the importance of stewardship, the role of a Christian financial advisor, and practical tips for navigating financial challenges with a heart anchored in peace and joy. [... more]

Mary Walter discusses various topics including immigration, voter ID laws, and the Save Act, as well as the role of the federal bench and the importance of funding and the filibuster in the US Congress. She also talks about redistricting and gerrymandering, and the challenges faced by Republicans in the Senate. [... more]

The doctrine of providence brings great comfort, security, and humility to believers, but it does not absolve us from our wrongdoings. Joseph's story in Genesis chapter 45 illustrates how God's sovereignty and providence work together to bring about His purposes, even in the midst of sin and difficulty. Genuine forgiveness is also a key aspect of God's providence, as seen in Joseph's response to his brothers' sin and his desire to see them brought to repentance and faith. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the connection between school shootings, transgender ideology, and mental illness, as well as the implications of artificial intelligence on human identity and relationships. The conversation also touches on the importance of a Christian worldview in addressing issues like sexual exploitation and child abuse, and the need for a nuanced understanding of adoption, surrogacy, and IVF. [... more]

A partial government shutdown looms, affecting hundreds of thousands of people, including TSA, Coast Guard, FEMA, and Secret Service employees, who will work without pay. The ACLJ has filed an amicus brief at the US Supreme Court to uphold Election Day and protect election integrity, including the SAVE Act, which requires voter ID. Democrats are holding up the SAVE Act, and the government shutdown is seen as a political move to gain votes in the midterms. [... more]

Discovering God's purpose for money leads to financial freedom, direction, and joy. Intentional living and biblical stewardship are key to making wise financial decisions and living a life that honors God. [... more]

Todd Stern discusses voter ID laws, Islamism, and election security with various guests, including Dr. Michael Youssef, author of An Unholy Alliance. They also touch on topics such as immigration, radical Islam, and the threat of Sharia law to Western civilization. [... more]