The Hunley, a Confederate submarine, made history by sinking an enemy vessel in 1864, but its exact fate remains a mystery. The submarine's crew, led by Commander Dixon, embarked on a daring mission to break the Union blockade in Charleston Harbor. Despite initial setbacks and a tragic end, the Hunley's legacy as the first submarine to sink an enemy ship endures, leaving behind a tale of bravery and innovation in American history. [... more]

Charles Barkley tops the list of top athletes in sports media today, followed by David Cone, Jeff Teague, Greg Olsen, Draymond Green, and the Kelsey brothers. These individuals have made a name for themselves in the sports media space with their unique perspectives, humor, and honesty. [... more]

Charles Barkley's unapologetic humor sparks controversy, while Taylor Townsend stands up to Yelena Ostapenko on the tennis court. Arch Manning's lucrative deals continue to make headlines, and the Black College Football Hall of Fame Classic weekend is just around the corner. Meanwhile, sports legends like Joe Morgan, Ricky Henderson, Tommy Lasorda, and Usain Bolt are remembered for their incredible achievements. [... more]

Dr. Charles Stone discusses ways to de-stress and find peace in Jesus, drawing from his book Stress Less, which combines biblical principles with brain science to build resilience and reduce anxiety. [... more]

Managing the effects of stress and anxiety is possible through practical habits and a deeper understanding of the body's response to stress. By incorporating biblical principles and neuroscience, individuals can build resilience and reduce anxiety. Simple practices such as deep breathing, gratitude, and community can help mitigate the stress response, while a good night's sleep and a healthy mental state are crucial for overall well-being. [... more]

America has had four great spiritual awakenings historically, with the first one happening in colonial America before the country was officially formed. A revival among God's people can happen individually or locally, but a spiritual awakening is when God does a huge work across the board. The key to seeing revival is to pray with passion, confess sins, separate from ungodly influences, and hear God's word and act on it. Revival always leads to evangelism, and it's up to individuals to take action and do revival-like things to see a spiritual awakening happen. [... more]

Charles Callum, a master con artist, reinvented himself multiple times during the Gilded Age, manipulating politicians and authorities to achieve his goals, including pardons from Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. His life reveals the malleability of identity during this period, as he assumed various personas and evaded detection. [... more]

Charles F. Urshel, a wealthy oilman, was kidnapped in 1933 by Machine Gun Kelly and his accomplices. Urshel's remarkable memory and ability to recall details helped the FBI track down the kidnappers, leading to their eventual capture and conviction. [... more]

Pierre Charles Lafont, a French immigrant, played a pivotal role in designing Washington, D.C., the nation's capital. His vision for the city, inspired by European cities, incorporated a grid layout with public spaces and monuments. Lafont's design, which symbolized the people's power, was initially met with conflict, but his legacy lives on in the city's grand avenues and monumental center. [... more]

The NFL is dealing with a surge in injuries, with several players suffering from hamstring and knee issues. Meanwhile, Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson is set to return to work after a contract dispute. In other news, Charles Barkley is reportedly unhappy with the decision to license his popular NBA show to ESPN, and the Savannah Bananas, a wacky baseball team, are making headlines with their unique brand of entertainment. Looking back, we take a look at some notable events in sports history, including Michael Johnson's record-breaking 400-meter dash at the 1996 Olympics and Tim Donaghy's sentencing for his role in a betting scandal. [... more]

The story of the Big Four, a group of four men who risked their businesses, money, time, and talent to achieve an unprecedented feat of engineering, vision, and courage by building the Transcontinental Railroad, connecting California with the rest of the United States, and transforming the country's landscape and economy. [... more]

Chuck Kisling shares the story of his uncle Charles, a World War II bomber navigator who was killed in action. The family didn't learn of his fate until 1946, and Chuck's mission to find his uncle's grave in the Ardennes American Cemetery in Belgium is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by those who served. [... more]

Coldplay's Chris Martin accidentally exposes Astronomer CEO Andy Byron having an affair with his HR chief Kristin Cabot Dana reacts to Elon Musk's latest creation an AI Grok Companion that looks like a sexualized Anime character Charles Payne from Fox Business joins us to break down the Federal Reserve's lack of rate change the PPI numbers how the stock market isn't working for everyday Americans and Zohran Mamdani Gavin Newsom fearmongers about him getting thrown into an unmarked van by ICE in front of his kids PBS' President says she can't make any sense of the argument that they are [... more]

Chuck Kisling shares the story of his uncle Charles, a World War II bomber navigator who was killed in action, and the emotional journey of discovering his grave in the Ardennes American Cemetery in Belgium, highlighting the importance of remembering and honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the economic policies of Donald Trump, including trade deals and tariffs, and their impact on the economy and inflation. The conversation also touches on the mayoral race in New York City, with a focus on the socialist candidate Mondani and his views on capitalism and immigration. The hosts express their opinions on the potential consequences of Mondani's policies and the impact on the city's economy and residents. [... more]

Charles Eliot, the longest-serving president of Harvard University, envisioned a world where anyone could access a liberal education through a collection of books, known as the Harvard Classics. This idea was born out of the changing nature of work and the emergence of leisure time in the 20th century. Eliot's vision was to make education accessible to the masses, and his idea was realized through the creation of the Harvard Classics, a 50-volume collection of works by prominent authors. The series was a huge success, selling over 350,000 full sets in the first two decades of its publication. [... more]

Benjamin Franklin's lesser-known connection to swimming is explored, revealing his use of a book on fluid dynamics to teach himself the sport. Meanwhile, the story of Charles Jackson French, a 22-year-old mess attendant who swam through shark-infested waters to save 24 wounded sailors during World War II, is brought to light, and his heroic actions are finally recognized with the Navy Cross 75 years later. [... more]

The Brian Kilmead Show discusses various topics, including the devastating floods in Texas, the attacks on ICE officers, and the controversy surrounding sanctuary cities. The show also touches on Donald Trump's Nobel Peace Prize nomination, trade deals, and the cognitive decline of Joe Biden. Additionally, the hosts discuss the cabinet meeting, Ukraine, Iran, and Russia, as well as the relief efforts in Texas. [... more]

Rich Powell emphasizes the importance of living a life of faith, abiding in Christ, and being a conduit of God's grace. He encourages listeners to grow in the knowledge of Jesus Christ, prepare their minds for action, and engage in the mission entrusted to them. The church is portrayed as a community built on relationships based on God's grace, where members are equipped and encouraged to live out their faith. [... more]

Thomas Smallwood, a former slave, and Charles Torrey, a white abolitionist, collaborated to help slaves escape by the wagon load, demoralizing slaveholders and undermining slavery. Their operation was revolutionary, and Smallwood's dispatches to an abolitionist newspaper may have coined the term 'Underground Railroad'. [... more]

Charles Spurgeon's legacy is compared to Jesus Christ's sacrifice on the cross, where Jesus declared 'it is finished' after completing his purpose and fulfilling his goals. This declaration is seen as a statement of redemption, paying off humanity's debt to God, and a call to faith in relationships. [... more]

The culture of death that we're in today is not coincidental, it's not an accident. It was intentionally created by a set of Marxist, socialist, totalitarian revolutionaries who were engaging in a proxy war attack against Christianity and the American family here in the States. This is the story of Margaret Sanger and the history of the death and depravity revolution, as told through the 1916 Project documentary film. [... more]

Supporting vulnerable young women in the Middle East through Heart for Lebanon's ministry, providing education, counseling, and spiritual development to help them stand boldly with their identity in Christ. [... more]

The NFL preseason is underway, with teams gearing up for the upcoming season. The Ravens and Bills are among the teams with high expectations, while the Steelers have made a significant move by signing Aaron Rodgers. The quarterback's health and ability to adapt to a new team will be crucial to their success. Meanwhile, other teams are also making moves, including the Broncos, who have addressed their defensive needs and are looking to improve their running game. [... more]

Charles Ponzi, a poor Italian immigrant, developed a scheme to pay investors high returns using money from new investors, becoming one of the most infamous get-rich-quick schemers in American history. His story is a cautionary tale about the dangers of investment fraud and the importance of financial ethics. [... more]

Couples can avoid financial disconnection by involving each other in financial decisions and honoring each other's values. A lack of spousal involvement can lead to resentment and marital issues, but intentional communication and shared financial goals can strengthen relationships and promote financial stability. [... more]

A discussion on the recent military strikes by Israel against Iran's nuclear program, the impact of immigration on American society, and the importance of border security in preventing the spread of fentanyl and reducing the murder rate. A legal immigrant shares their perspective on the challenges of following the proper immigration process and the need for a more compassionate approach to immigration reform. [... more]

California's Governor Gavin Newsom is facing criticism for his handling of the riots in Los Angeles, where protesters have been burning cars and assaulting people. Meanwhile, a Florida man was arrested for running a dog fighting operation and had a nine-foot alligator on his property. The debate over medical freedom continues, with some advocating for the right to choose their own healthcare. In other news, a judge has dismissed a defamation suit against Blake Lively, and a new proposal is being considered to raise the federal minimum wage. Additionally, a $1,000 contribution is being proposed for every U.S. citizen born between 2024 and 2029. Greta Thunberg has spoken out about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, but some have questioned her motives and the actions of Hamas. [... more]

Charleston, South Carolina, has a complex history, from its role in the American Revolution to its legacy of slavery and urban renewal. The city's unique cultural preservation and human scale have contributed to its distinct character, making it a fascinating place to explore. [... more]

Charles Oakley discusses the current state of the NBA, particularly the parity among teams and the importance of analytics in player development. He also shares his thoughts on the New York Knicks and his own experiences as a player, emphasizing the need for strong team management and player relationships. [... more]

Charleston, South Carolina, was the site of the first Memorial Day, where 10,000 African American freed slaves honored the Union dead who fell at the Washington Race Course prisoner of war camp. The event, which took place on May 1st, 1865, was a procession and ceremony to remember the 257 Union soldiers who died in the camp, and it marked the beginning of a day of remembrance that would become known as Memorial Day. [... more]

Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States, was born on the same day as Charles Darwin, a renowned English scientist. Despite being born into poverty, Lincoln went on to become a learned man through self-study and hands-on experience. He developed a passion for science and technology, which influenced his decisions as President, including the use of ironclads and the Spencer repeating rifle in the Civil War. Lincoln's commitment to lifelong learning and his understanding of science and technology played a significant role in shaping his presidency and the course of American history. [... more]

The Oklahoma City Thunder lead the Minnesota Timberwolves 58 to 50 at halftime in the Western Conference finals. Meanwhile, there's controversy surrounding Aaron Rodgers' potential move to the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Brock Purdy's massive contract with the San Francisco 49ers. Additionally, the concept of the 'drug Olympics' has sparked debate, where athletes would be allowed to use performance-enhancing substances to break world records. [... more]

For those nearing retirement, working longer can have a significant impact on their financial security, with studies showing that delaying retirement by just a few months can have the same benefit as saving a higher percentage of income over three decades. This can be especially beneficial for those who plan to claim Social Security benefits before age 70, as waiting beyond full retirement age can increase monthly benefits by two-thirds of one percent or eight percent per year. However, this decision also involves considering emotional and relational factors, such as the potential impact on relationships and lifestyle, and requires open and honest communication as a couple. [... more]

The President of the United States has announced a major trade deal with China, reducing tariffs and establishing a mechanism for resolving disputes. Meanwhile, the US and China have also agreed to a 90-day pause in negotiations. In other news, the President has signed an executive order aimed at reducing prescription drug prices, which will be implemented immediately. The move is seen as a major victory for the President and a significant step towards making healthcare more affordable for Americans. Additionally, the President has announced that he will be embarking on a Middle Eastern trip, where he will meet with world leaders to discuss key issues such as the Ukraine-Russia conflict and the Iran nuclear deal. The trip is seen as a major opportunity for the President to showcase his diplomatic skills and build relationships with key allies. [... more]

A godly mother shares her life experiences, faith, and wisdom on being a woman, wife, and mother, emphasizing the importance of a biblical worldview, marriage, and family, and how these values have shaped her life and relationships. [... more]

The purpose of prayer is the glory of God, not merely the answers received. Christian living must flow from Christian truth, and one best learns to pray by studying the God who answers prayer. [... more]

The NFL Draft is approaching, with teams considering top quarterback prospects like Cam Ward and Jackson Dart, as well as running backs Omarion Hampton and Jalen Milro. The draft's first round is expected to be filled with surprises, including potential trades and unexpected picks. The Green Bay Packers' first-round selection is a mystery, with some speculating it may be a quarterback, while others believe it could be a player like hydration. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Falcons are considering trading quarterback Kirk Cousins, with general manager Terry Fontenot stating that the team is open to offers but not desperate to trade him. [... more]

The Democrats' new strategy, known as 'Dark Woke,' involves being more aggressive and crass in their approach, but it may not be effective in appealing to swing voters. Meanwhile, President Trump is taking a softer tone on China, and trade deals are being negotiated with various countries. The issue of immigration and due process is also being debated, with some arguing that the Constitution requires a more expeditious process for dealing with gang members and others who are in the country illegally. The Ukraine-Russia war is also a major concern, with some arguing that NATO's expansion into Eastern Europe has contributed to Russia's aggressive behavior. The issue of anti-Semitism at Harvard is also being discussed, with some arguing that the university's policies are discriminatory and others arguing that the university is not doing enough to address the issue. The debate over woke culture and its impact on American society is also ongoing, with some arguing that it is a positive force for change and others arguing that it is a negative force that is dividing the country. [... more]

The Trump administration's decision to show leniency in the trade war with China has raised questions about the impact on the agricultural sector and national security. Charles Gasparino, Fox Business senior correspondent, explains the reasoning behind the president's move and the potential consequences for the US economy. [... more]