The notion that human rights come from the government is a concept shared by totalitarian regimes, but it's fundamentally different from the Christian view that rights come from God and are inherent to individuals. This distinction has significant implications for how governments recognize and enforce human rights, with Christianity promoting individual dignity and equality, and Islam emphasizing submission to the state. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses various topics including American history, the concept of a Christian nation, the national anthem, and the importance of God-given rights. The show also touches on the Biden administration's policies, vaccine mandates, and the rising crime rate in America. Additionally, the hosts discuss the impact of the music industry on society and the need for responsible leadership. [... more]

Certified Kingdom Advisors offer financial guidance rooted in biblical wisdom, helping individuals and families make informed decisions about their finances. They emphasize the importance of living within one's means, avoiding debt, building liquidity, setting long-term goals, and giving generously. These principles are not only applicable to individuals but also to businesses and nations. [... more]

North Carolina is preparing for the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, with Tropical Storm Aaron forming in the Atlantic Ocean. The state's General Assembly has banned transgender surgery for minors, leading to a lawsuit that has been paused due to a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision. Meanwhile, the state is struggling with a housing shortage, with a lack of affordable homes and rising prices. The issue of education freedom and school choice is also gaining attention, with a new tax credit program being proposed to support families who want to choose alternative education options. [... more]

Texas Democrats flee the state to block a vote on a new congressional district map, sparking a heated debate over gerrymandering and redistricting. Meanwhile, an active shooter incident occurs at Fort Stewart in Georgia, and President Trump meets with Vladimir Putin to discuss the Ukraine war, with a focus on diplomacy and finding a peaceful solution. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers introduced a wide-ranging overhaul of the state's election law, presented in a proposed committee substitute of House Bill 958. The bill includes changes to ballot counting timelines, absentee voting procedures, campaign finance thresholds, and authority of the North Carolina State Board of Elections. It also grants county election boards the ability to challenge ballots cast during early voting or by mail if an audit reveals potential ineligibility. [... more]

The U.S. Office of Special Counsel is investigating Jack Smith's probe and prosecution of President Trump for alleged Hatch Act violations, raising concerns about election integrity and government accountability. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for the rights of persecuted Christians abroad, filing submissions at the UN to protect minorities in countries like the DRC, India, Nigeria, and Syria. [... more]

Senator Majority Leader Jon Thune discusses the economic policies of the current administration, including the One Big Beautiful bill and its potential impact on working families. He also touches on the challenges of getting nominees confirmed in the Senate and the importance of getting the message out to the American people about the benefits of the bill. [... more]

The US economy is poised for growth with the passing of the Big Beautiful Bill and trade deals with Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, and the UK. President Trump's policies and Senator John Thune's optimism suggest a positive future for the country. Meanwhile, the Russia investigation and Tulsi Gabbard's revelations continue to make headlines, while Senator James Langford discusses the disconnect between the economy and the American people. [... more]

New York City's socialist trend is a cause for concern, with Mayor Eric Adams facing a challenge from Zohran Mandani. Meanwhile, Senator Joe Manchin discusses the Democratic Party's shift to the left and the importance of rare earth minerals in the US. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis defends the state's migrant detention center, known as Alligator Alcatraz, and discusses the need for immigration reform. [... more]

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is running for re-election, but faces a challenge from Socialist Assemblyman Zohan Ramdani, who has gained popularity among young voters. Meanwhile, former Senator Joe Manchin discusses the direction of the Democratic Party, which he believes has shifted too far to the left. The conversation also touches on the importance of rare earth minerals and the need for the US to reduce its reliance on China. Additionally, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis defends his state's migrant detention center, known as Alligator Alcatraz, and discusses the need for stricter immigration laws. The episode also explores the impact of AI on the job market and the economy. [... more]

Governor Josh Stein urges North Carolina's House delegation to vote against the Senate's reconciliation bill, citing concerns over Medicaid, SNAP, and clean energy tax credits. The bill could lead to 520,000 North Carolinians losing their health insurance, 1.4 million without food assistance, and up to 45,000 jobs lost in the clean energy sector. [... more]

North Carolina state lawmakers are struggling to pass a new budget, with disagreements over spending priorities and tax cuts. Meanwhile, the Democratic National Committee is focusing on the state in the wake of U.S. Senator Tom Tillis' decision not to run for reelection. The party is eyeing a potential Senate seat, with former Governor Roy Cooper being considered as a candidate. In other news, Governor Josh Stein has vetoed a regulatory reform bill known as the Rains Act, which aimed to impose new checks on unelected regulatory bodies. The bill's supporters are urging the General Assembly to override the veto. Additionally, the state has allocated over $700 million for Hurricane Helene relief, and the DMV has announced that it will now accept walk-ins for all services at 82 of its offices across the state. [... more]

U.S. Senator Tom Tillis announces he will not run for re-election, leaving an open primary in North Carolina. His decision follows a public condemnation from President Donald Trump over his vote against the 'big beautiful bill.' Tillis cited concerns about Medicaid funding and the bill's impact on the state's Medicaid program, which has expanded to include over 600,000 individuals. The senator's statement highlighted his commitment to bipartisanship and pragmatic approach to legislating, which has been a point of contention within the Republican Party. [... more]

A contentious shrimp trawling ban has been introduced in the North Carolina General Assembly, sparking outrage among the shrimping industry and coastal communities. The ban, which would prohibit trawling within a half-mile of the shoreline, was added to a bill expanding the flounder fishing season and has been met with fierce opposition from lawmakers and industry leaders. The bill's fate remains uncertain, but its introduction has highlighted the complex issues surrounding environmental concerns and the economic impact of regulations on the shrimping industry. [... more]

President Trump's actions regarding Iran and Israel have sparked controversy and debate within the MAGA community, with some supporting his approach and others calling for regime change. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party is facing challenges in the New York City mayoral race, with a Muslim socialist candidate leading in the polls. The episode also touches on issues of national security, conservatism, and Christianity. [... more]

Dr. Abadan Shah discusses the importance of understanding the biblical perspective on Israel and its role in the end times, particularly in light of recent events in the Middle East. He addresses criticisms of Tucker Carlson's interview with Ted Cruz and argues that America has a responsibility to engage with the world and protect its interests, citing the dangers of a power vacuum and the need for leadership. The conversation also touches on the complexities of American foreign policy and the importance of standing with Israel. [... more]

A North Carolina General Assembly member faces criticism for a social media post advocating for President Trump's beheading, while Governor Josh Stein signs legislation to modernize the state's investment management system and support law enforcement officers. Meanwhile, a bipartisan bill aims to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires by investing in hazardous fuels management and expanding prescribed burns. [... more]

The LA riots continue to cause division and chaos in California, with Democrat Senator John Fetterman speaking out against the violence and Governor Gavin Newsom pushing for a more lenient approach to immigration. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for religious liberty and free speech, and Greta Thunberg's recent actions in Israel have sparked controversy. [... more]

Senator Joe Manchin discusses the need for a secure border and a legal immigration policy, while criticizing the federal government's intervention in cities and the lack of coordination between local and federal authorities. [... more]

Senator Majority Leader John Thune discusses the President's commitment to passing a budget reconciliation bill, addressing concerns over Medicaid and the deficit, and the potential for Russia sanctions and increased support for Ukraine. [... more]

The US Senate has a unique tradition of stocking a 'candy desk' with sweets from each Senator's home state, with a loophole allowing companies to donate more than $100 per year. The tradition dates back to 1968 and is managed differently on each side of the aisle. [... more]

Ed Martin, the former interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, discusses his new role at the Department of Justice, where he will be leading the Weaponization Working Group. Meanwhile, concerns are raised about China's growing influence in the United States, including a recent deal to purchase a major water utility in New Hampshire. Elsewhere, a new book explores the leadership genius of Elon Musk, and the Trump administration's tariff policy is seen as a key factor in the ongoing trade war with China. In other news, a new acting FEMA administrator is making waves with his tough talk, and a nomination for Surgeon General is sparking controversy in the healthcare community. [... more]

Ambassador Mike Huckabee discusses the threat of Iran's nuclear ambitions and the importance of Israel's self-preservation, while Brian Kilmeade reflects on the media's treatment of President Trump and the need for balance and respect in journalism. [... more]

Senator James Lankford shares his insights on maintaining an attitude of righteousness in a challenging environment, finding common ground with those who disagree, and the importance of turning around the nation through personal transformation and community engagement. [... more]

The President's diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, particularly with Iran and Israel, are a delicate balance of military pressure and negotiations. Meanwhile, the trade war with China continues, with the President seeking a deal that addresses national security concerns and intellectual property protection. The stakes are high, with the potential for a nuclear arms race in the region and the impact on global markets. [... more]

Fabricated friction is a theme of the week as media attempts to create a narrative that isn't there, painting themselves as Trump insiders. Meanwhile, the true story is that Trump's team is still tight and on the same page, with no evidence of unhappiness or infighting. Senator Dave McCormick discusses the importance of mentorship in leadership, and Charlie Gasperino weighs in on the strange wealth of some lawmakers and the potential for economic dislocation due to trade tariffs. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the recent elections, tariffs, and the concept of reciprocal trade, while also touching on the topic of government size and the role of conservatism versus progressivism in American politics. [... more]

The Democratic Party's internal power struggle continues as Chuck Schumer faces opposition from his own party, with some calling for him to step down. Meanwhile, the Trump administration's executive orders are being challenged by judges, raising concerns about the separation of powers and the politicization of the courts. The ACLJ is working to defend persecuted Christians around the world, including in India and Pakistan, and is advocating for stronger protections for religious minorities at the United Nations. [... more]

The Senate approved another Billion bill with many Republicans voting with Democrats Dana explains how the Senate refused to make Trump's tax cuts permanent while Rand Paul was the only Senator who stood his ground Israel announces that -month-old Kfir Bibas and his -year-old brother Ariel were beaten to death by Hamas in addition another body from Hamas was not their mother Dana explains why it's not cool to be Progressive anymore as MAGA has taken back the culture and why this shift has been decades in the making over things like drag shows women's sports and wokeism Dem Rep [... more]

The Dana Show podcast covers a wide range of topics, including the Trump administration's executive orders, gun control, and the ATF's policies. The show also discusses the confirmation of Cash Patel as FBI director, border security, and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine between Russia and Ukraine. Additionally, the podcast touches on investing in precious metals, such as gold and silver, and the importance of financial security in uncertain economic times. [... more]

The Trump administration is working to streamline the federal government, with President Trump and Elon Musk partnering to cut waste and abuse. The duo is making headlines with their efforts to reform the government, including plans to shrink the federal workforce and eliminate ineffective programs. Meanwhile, Senator Ted Cruz is weighing in on the issue, suggesting that the Trump administration's efforts could be a game-changer for the country. As the administration continues to push forward, critics are speaking out, with some arguing that the efforts are too drastic and could have unintended consequences. [... more]

President Trump and Elon Musk are working together to streamline the US government and reduce waste, with a focus on Greenland's strategic importance and the potential for American investment. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is taking steps to shrink the federal workforce and eliminate unnecessary programs, and the use of artificial intelligence is being explored as a way to boost blue collar jobs. [... more]

Secretary of State Marco Rubio went to the Panama Canal to urge the end of Chinese influence in the region Trump applied tariffs to Canada and Mexico while Mexican President Sheinbaum reached an agreement to pause tariffs for one month Elon Musk's DOGE announces he and Trump are shutting down USAID Dana recaps the Grammy's woke moments Florida State Senator Randy Fine joins us to share why he voted to give immigration enforcement authority to the Agriculture Commissioner instead of Gov Ron DeSantis that includes a backdoor amnesty bill Please visit our great sponsors All Family Pharmacyhttps AllFamilyPharmacy com DanaUse [... more]

Senator Lindsey Graham announces his support for Tulsi Gabbard's Senate confirmation, citing her understanding of national security tools. Meanwhile, President Trump imposes tariffs on Mexico and Canada, leading to a deal with Mexico to send 10,000 troops to the US border to combat fentanyl and human trafficking. Diplomacy and trade negotiations are underway, with the goal of securing American interests and protecting national security. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to amaze with a man thinking an ankle monitor gets him out of jail, while another man is accused of assaulting a gate agent. Meanwhile, the debate over Diversity Equity and Inclusion policies heats up, with some questioning its role in a recent military plane crash. Artificial intelligence is also making headlines, with AI girlfriends becoming a trend, and a study finding breakups are harder on men than women. In other news, a study found that breakups are harder on men than women, and a study found that men are more likely to feel lonely and isolated after a breakup. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the return of America First, the defeat of Marxism, and the importance of Biblical truths in the country's founding. Guests include Cheryl Chumley, author of God Given or Bust, and Congressman Ralph Norman, who shares his thoughts on the Trump administration's executive orders and fiscal responsibility. The show also touches on immigration, national security, and conservative values. [... more]

The Congressional Progressive Staff Association is demanding a 32-hour work week without a pay cut, citing a need for better work-life balance. Meanwhile, Senator Colton Moore was arrested and jailed for trying to enter the Georgia State House chamber during a joint session, sparking outrage among conservatives. As President Trump prepares to take office, his America First agenda is expected to be a major focus of his administration. [... more]

The Israel-Hamas conflict has reached a ceasefire deal, with a six-week pause on fighting in Gaza and a phased release of hostages and Palestinian prisoners. The US presidential transition brings a new administration that may change the calculus for the conflict, with President Trump's statements on the issue and the appointment of a new Mideast envoy. Meanwhile, the Senate confirmation hearings for President Trump's national security team continue, with nominees facing scrutiny on their views on US foreign policy and national security. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the potential for President Biden to issue preemptive pardons, de-weaponizing the government, and the implications of the pardon power. The conversation also touches on school choice, conscience rights, and the abortion debate, highlighting the importance of defending individual rights and freedoms. [... more]