North Carolina lawmakers pressed the administrative office of the courts on e-court technology cost overruns, system performance, and efficiency. The hearing highlighted frustrations over slowdowns, unclear financial savings, and heavy reliance on a single vendor. Meanwhile, a growing trend of families pulling their children out of traditional public education and opting for homeschooling or alternative education options has led to concerns about discrimination against homeschool graduates in college admissions. [... more]

A twice-deported illegal immigrant from Honduras is charged with stabbing a 24-year-old on the Charlotte light rail, sparking criticism of soft-on-crime policies and vetting failures. The incident marks the second high-profile violent incident on Charlotte's public transportation system in recent months. Meanwhile, North Carolina's overall financial health remains strong, with a new audit showing a net positive position increase of $6 billion. The state's investment in capital assets was $76 billion, and the AAA bond rating was reaffirmed by top credit rating agencies. In other news, a primary challenge is underway in the North Carolina Senate, with Senator Phil Berger facing a challenge from Sheriff Sam Page. [... more]

A heated hearing took place in the North Carolina General Assembly as the House Select Committee on Oversight and Reform grilled members of the Chapel Hill-Carborough City School District over their alleged defiance of Senate Bill 49, the Parents' Bill of Rights. The committee also discussed potential repercussions for school districts that ignore state law, including the possibility of pulling state funding. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Stein announced that Medicaid funding has been restored, but the General Assembly disputes the governor's claims, saying it's a political show. President Donald Trump endorsed Senate leader Phil Berger in his primary election, and the North Carolina General Assembly is set to meet again to discuss various topics. [... more]

North Carolina is well-positioned for strong future economic growth, with a record year in job announcements and nearly $23 billion in overall project investment. The state has made significant progress in sectors like aerospace, biotech, and electric vehicles, with major companies like Jet Zero, Scout Motors, and Toyota investing heavily in the state. Meanwhile, the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season was relatively quiet, with no hurricanes making landfall in the United States, but still causing significant damage and beach erosion in eastern North Carolina. [... more]

The first edition of the college football playoff has been revealed, with Ohio State at number one, Indiana at two, Texas AM at three, and Alabama at five. Jerry Palm, a college athletics expert, joins the show to discuss the rankings and the season ahead, highlighting Indiana's remarkable turnaround and Ohio State's elite defense. [... more]

Defining and resolving conflict in marriage is crucial for a healthy relationship. By focusing on the problem, not the person, and feeling the pain of the other, couples can work through issues and strengthen their bond. Initiating a time to talk, defining the problem, and establishing a specific action plan can help couples diffuse conflict and create a more loving and supportive environment. [... more]

Conflict is normal in marriage and relationships, and it can be an opportunity for growth. Jesus promised that in a fallen world, we will have conflict, but we can resolve it with humility and servanthood, considering the needs of our mate and others. By doing so, we can transform selfishness into servanthood and fight fair and safely in our relationships. [... more]

Believers must run the Christian race with endurance and boldness, not complacency, and have a strong theology to understand their suffering. Fixing their eyes on the promises of God and his character can bring joy in suffering, and preaching the gospel to themselves is the answer to every doubt and fear. [... more]

A memorial service for Charlie Kirk at the State Farm Stadium in Arizona drew a global audience of 100 million people, with many speakers openly discussing their faith in Jesus Christ. The event was seen as a significant moment in a potential spiritual awakening in America, with people returning to church and showing interest in talking about God. [... more]

The sovereignty of God is a comfort in a fallen world, where pain and injustice exist. God's plan is to redeem pain and use it for good, as seen in the story of Joseph, who was rejected, sold into slavery, and falsely accused, but ultimately became a powerful leader in Egypt. God's sovereignty gives hope in the midst of tragedy and allows us to worship Him for who He is, not just for what He does. [... more]

The sovereignty of God is a comforting attribute that separates Him from other religions and truth claims. It's revealed through His titles, promises, and prophecy, and demonstrated through Christ's life and work. God's sovereignty means He's in control of all things, working everything for the good of those who love Him, and using even evil for His purposes. [... more]

Our view of God shapes everything, including our financial stewardship. A distorted view of God can lead to unfaithfulness, while a correct view leads to trust and worship. Faithful stewardship is not about performance, but about trust in God's character and heart. [... more]

Rich Eisen and Adam Ray discuss the NFL, American League, and National League MVP candidates, including Cal Raleigh, while also touching on the Seattle Seahawks and fantasy football. [... more]

Jeff Mannion, teaching pastor of Ada Bible Church, joins Rob West to explore how to cultivate contentment in a culture that always craves more. They discuss the dangers of comparison, the importance of generosity, and how to break free from the cycle of wanting more. Jeff shares his personal journey of decluttering and the lessons he's learned about contentment, including the need to focus on the present moment and to trust in God's provision. [... more]

John MacArthur recounts his 50 years of ministry at Grace Community Church, discussing his early days as a pastor, the challenges he faced, and the principles he followed to establish a strong biblical foundation for the church. He emphasizes the importance of patience, loving people, and teaching the Word of God, and shares stories of how the church has grown and changed over the years. [... more]

The life and ministry of John MacArthur, a renowned Christian pastor and theologian, are remembered and respected for his unwavering commitment to biblical truth and his impact on the evangelical church. His legacy serves as a model for faithful leadership and preaching, emphasizing the importance of sanctification and the gospel in the lives of believers. [... more]

North Carolina business owners are stocking up on imported products to prepare for fluctuating prices and potential interruptions in access to certain foreign-made goods due to President Trump's tariff plans. The administration has pushed back its tariff deadline, and economists are divided on the impact of tariffs on the economy and labor market. [... more]

Lee Thulsberry from City with Dwellings and Pastor Carter Ferguson from New Story United Methodist Church discuss the complexities of homelessness, highlighting the need for affordable housing, community outreach, and wraparound services. They share stories of individuals and families struggling with homelessness, emphasizing the importance of compassion, understanding, and practical support. [... more]

Hakeem Jeffries' prolonged speech, known as the 'Magic Minute,' has sparked controversy as he continues to speak for hours, delaying a crucial vote on the 'One Big Beautiful Bill.' Meanwhile, President Trump is pushing for the bill's passage, which would preserve the Trump tax cuts and prevent the largest tax increase in American history. In New Jersey, Governor Phil Murphy is facing a challenge from Republican nominee Jack Chettarelli, who is vowing to restore plastic bags and reduce taxes. As the country prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, these developments are shaping the nation's politics and economy. [... more]

Tyrese Halliburton's shocking Achilles injury in the NBA playoffs has left fans stunned, while Phil Rosenthal's travel show 'Somebody Feed Phil' explores the world's diverse food cultures on Netflix. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses various topics including Iran's nuclear program, President Trump's stance on the issue, and the conservative movement's response. The show also touches on anti-Semitism, religious liberty, and the posting of the Ten Commandments in school classrooms. Additionally, the show covers news and current events, including the White House flagpoles, a book launch, and various products and services. [... 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]

Samuel Colt became America's first industrial tycoon, and his faithful wife, Elizabeth, proved herself to be no less extraordinary, making Sam Colt's legend bigger than ever and his empire her own. Colt was the first person to make a commercially successful revolver, and his innovative designs revolutionized gun technology. Elizabeth Colt played a crucial role in rebuilding the company and creating a legacy for her husband, who struggled with business and personal issues during his lifetime. [... more]

The Oklahoma charter school board's approval of St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School, a religious charter school, is being challenged by the state's attorney general, raising questions about the intersection of school choice, religious freedom, and the free exercise clause. [... more]

Jesus interacts with a Samaritan woman at a well, revealing his identity as the Messiah and changing her life. He asks questions, meets her at her point of need, and leads her to understand the identity of Christ, demonstrating a pattern of evangelism and faith sharing. [... more]

When a child becomes a prodigal, parents often feel guilty and wonder what they did wrong. Pastor Phil Waldrop shares insights from his research with 30 prodigals, revealing that guilt is not from God but from the enemy. He explains how to overcome guilt, love unconditionally, stop removing consequences, guard words, pray specific prayers, and trust in God's plan. [... more]

Spike Lee discusses his love for college basketball, particularly March Madness, and how it compares to the NBA. He also talks about his film career, including his experiences working with Denzel Washington and his thoughts on legacy and family. Additionally, Lee touches on generational differences and the importance of empowerment for black men. [... more]

When we're betrayed, it can leave us feeling shattered and worthless, but forgiveness can be the key to freedom and healing. Pastor Phil Waldrop shares his personal story of betrayal and how he found freedom through forgiveness, and explains that forgiveness doesn't mean forgetting or restoring the relationship to its former state, but rather giving up the right to revenge and choosing to trust God's plan. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show live from New Orleans at the Superdome, discussing the upcoming Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, with predictions and analysis from various guests, including Drew Brees and Rob Gronkowski. [... more]

A Florida woman was arrested for battery with a banana at a 7-11, while a group of young nerds at USAID are dismantling government waste and making the left mad. Meanwhile, a New Jersey governor is accused of harboring an illegal alien and daring the feds to come and get her. [... more]

The host discusses various topics, including the USAID scandal, Elon Musk's 'nerd army' taking down government waste, China's involvement in trade wars, and the issue of Trulieve's monopoly on the marijuana industry in Florida. The host also touches on the importance of protecting taxpayer dollars and the dangers of big government and special interests. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses various topics including air traffic control, a bounty hunter program for illegal aliens, President Trump's tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, crime and immigration, bail reform, the FBI, Cash Patel, and a proposed piece of legislation to put President Trump's face on Mount Rushmore. The show also touches on the reboot of Little House on the Prairie and the impact of woke culture on classic TV shows. [... more]

Phil and Kay Robertson share their Christmas stories and traditions, emphasizing the importance of faith and family during the holiday season. They discuss their book, Exploring the Joy of Christmas, and share stories of how they've maintained contentment and peace of mind despite their fame and wealth. The Robertsons also talk about the spiritual significance of Christmas and the need to focus on Jesus Christ during this time of year. [... more]

The person of Jesus Christ is the central figure in the history of the human race, and His birth is a fulfillment of ancient prophecies. The Bible teaches that Jesus is the Son of God, born of a virgin, and that He came to save humanity from sin. The story of His birth is a reminder of God's love and redemption, and it is a message that is just as relevant today as it was when He first came to earth. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders and his team discuss the USS Liberty incident, a 1967 attack on a US spy ship by Israeli forces, and its cover-up by the US government. They also talk about the importance of standing with Israel, but also holding them accountable for their actions, and the need for the US to repent and turn back to God. [... more]

Samuel Colt became America's first industrial tycoon, and his faithful wife Elizabeth proved herself to be no less extraordinary, making Sam Colt's legend bigger than ever and his empire her own. Elizabeth played a crucial role in immortalizing her husband's legacy and rebranding the company after his passing. [... more]

Southern Evangelical Seminary's President Judge Phil Ginn and Christian movie maker Joe Knopf discuss the importance of a biblical worldview, the decline of Christianity in America, and the need for Christians to speak up on issues like abortion and gender confusion. They also talk about the upcoming apologetics conference at SES and the importance of equipping young people with the truth. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various sports topics, including NFL quarterback competitions, the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the NBA's television contracts. The show also touches on sports memorabilia and the Rich Eisen Show's win-loss game with listeners. [... more]

The story of Tommy Tedesco, a guitarist who played on thousands of recordings from the 1960s to 80s, yet never earned household name status. His son Denny Tedesco sought to fix this by making the documentary The Wrecking Crew, which tells the story of the group of studio musicians who made up this remarkable band. [... more]