Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan of Minnesota is accused of leading SignalGate, a chat group coordinating attacks against ICE agents, with alleged foreign funding involved. The group's activities have led to violence and death, sparking concerns about RICO charges. Meanwhile, Christians are urged to stand up for their faith and resist what they see as corruption and injustice in the world. [... more]

Phil Robertson and Peggy Powell, two individuals who had a profound impact on the lives of others, are remembered for their unwavering commitment to sharing the good news of Jesus Christ. Through their lives, they demonstrated the transformative power of faith and the importance of publishing salvation to others. [... more]

The hosts discuss recent news stories, including an anti-Semitic terror attack in Colorado, the rise of critical theory, and the importance of Christian conviction in the face of moral challenges. They also explore the concept of virtues and liturgy, and the need for Christians to stand on what is true and good in a hostile world. [... more]

An intimate look at the lives of school shooting victims as reflected in their rooms, frozen in time, and the uphill battle of patients with Parkinson's disease to diminish its symptoms through rock climbing therapy, as well as the memoir of Cher and the reflections of former President Bill Clinton on his life after the White House. [... more]

Peggy Rowe, an 80-year-old best-selling author, shares her journey of becoming a writer and the importance of discipline in achieving success. Her book, 'Vacuuming in the Nude,' explores the challenges of getting attention in today's world, and how her own experiences have shaped her perspective on life and self-improvement. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Inflation Reduction Act, climate change, and the work ethic in America. The hosts also touch on the 2024 election, Joe Biden's leadership, and the impact of fossil fuels on the economy. Additionally, they discuss the primary election loss of Liz Cheney and the potential for her to run for president in 2024. [... more]

Left-handedness is often associated with creativity, but research suggests that left-handers organize thoughts and tasks differently. Meanwhile, legendary singer Peggy Lee's life and music are celebrated, and whistling sensation Molly Lewis shares her unique talent. In New York City, a hidden history of Seneca Village is uncovered, and actress Alana Haim makes her debut in Paul Thomas Anderson's Licorice Pizza. [... more]

Single moms often feel lost and forgotten, but they're not alone. Many have experienced trauma and are struggling to raise their kids on their own. A new book, The 10 Best Decisions a Single Mom Can Make, offers biblical guidance and practical advice for navigating family life during this challenging time. [... more]

A healthcare policy analyst discusses the economic analysis of Medicaid expansion in North Carolina, revealing a funding gap of $119 to $171 million in the first year. The analyst argues that the governor's plan is misguided and costly, and that the state should instead apply for a state innovation waiver to restructure healthcare subsidies and lower insurance premiums. Meanwhile, a lawsuit challenges the city of Wilmington's vacation rental rules, which the city claims are constitutional but the Institute for Justice argues are unconstitutional. The case has significant implications for property rights in North Carolina. [... more]