Senator Bernie Sanders is drawing big crowds with his message of income inequality, affordable housing, and Medicare for all, while also sounding the alarm on the influence of billionaires and the decline of democracy. Meanwhile, actor Rami Malek is taking on a new role as an action hero in the spy thriller 'The Amateur', and Greenland is emerging as a geopolitical hotspot as President Trump seeks to expand US influence in the Arctic. [... more]

A holy God tolerates no rivals, and each of us must renounce our private idols or face God's stern discipline. Dr. Erwin Lutzer explores the concept of idolatry, its consequences, and the path to repentance and a deeper faith in God. [... more]

The Philadelphia Eagles' defense dominated Super Bowl 59, holding Patrick Mahomes to a single touchdown. The halftime show, featuring Kendrick Lamar, was a diss track aimed at Drake, with many critics praising its creativity and cleverness. In college basketball, Clemson and North Carolina face off in a crucial matchup, while Wake Forest looks to solidify their resume with a win against Florida State. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to baffle and entertain, but one question remains: what's the purpose behind these bizarre actions? Meanwhile, in Spain, a 2000-year-old Roman dam saves a town from devastating flooding, and in the US, a squirrel's euthanasia sparks outrage over government overreach. Social isolation and the need for human connection are also on the rise, and women's professional baseball is struggling to find players and an audience. [... more]

The hosts discuss the upcoming election, focusing on the battleground states, the FCC's equal time rule, and the implications of a Trump or Harris victory. They also touch on the issues of abortion and marijuana in Florida, as well as China's economic problems and the EU's tariffs on the EV industry. The conversation also delves into the topic of surveillance and privacy, with a discussion on the Chinese government's ability to monitor US citizens' communications. [... more]

Harrison Mays, a coal miner from rural Appalachia, traded his life for a lifetime of coal dust after his family moved to a coal camp. He spent most of his days working in the mine, but his childhood was over when he turned 14 and was forced to work in the coal mine instead of pursuing his dream of becoming a preacher. Harrison's life took a dramatic turn after a near-fatal accident in the mine, and he dedicated his life to spreading God's message through his roadside crosses and signs. [... more]

The toxic war on men is a multi-decade slide where men are in crisis, and society views them as oppressive. Christians must reeducate themselves in biblical masculinity and stand against ungodly ideologies, including radical feminism and postmodern gender theory, to promote a biblical view of manhood and protect families. [... more]

The feminist movement has been criticized for undermining traditional values and promoting a culture of individualism and self-interest, leading to a decline in family values and a devaluation of motherhood. Dr. Carrie Gress argues that feminism has been responsible for erasing women's unique qualities and strengths, and that a return to traditional values and a focus on family and community is necessary for women's happiness and fulfillment. [... more]

The host discusses the NBA Finals, Lionel Messi's move to the MLS, and the dominance of Nikola Jokic. He also talks about the Brewers' recent performance and the potential name for the new Milwaukee soccer team, with suggestions including Cream City Glizzies. [... more]

The NBA playoffs are underway, with several teams competing for a spot in the championship. Meanwhile, the NFL draft is approaching, with top prospects like Anthony Richardson and Will Levis being considered by teams. In other news, the James Bond franchise is looking for a new lead actor, with several sports stars being considered for the role. [... more]

The Respect for Marriage Act, deceptively named, would overturn the Defense of Marriage Act and codify homosexual so-called marriage into federal law, while also prosecuting individuals and organizations who hold to the biblical definition of marriage. Meanwhile, the COP 27 climate change conference seeks to control every aspect of people's lives through environmentalism, a totalitarian movement that demands global authority over the way people live. [... more]

Legendary film producer Jerry Bruckheimer discusses his career, including his work on Top Gun Maverick, Beverly Hills Cop, and the Seattle Kraken, as well as his upcoming projects on Disney Plus and CBS. [... more]

Mel Gibson discusses his film The Passion of the Christ, which aimed to illustrate the extent of Christ's sacrifice, and his latest film Hacksaw Ridge, a World War II biographical drama about Desmond Doss, a conscientious objector who received the Medal of Honor for his bravery and faith. [... more]

The US Supreme Court's new term brings a highly divisive issue to the forefront: the battle over Roe v Wade. Meanwhile, a supply chain crisis is causing shortages of goods in the US, with experts pointing to a huge increase in demand and a lack of truck drivers as the main causes. In other news, singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo has skyrocketed to fame with her debut album 'Sour', while actor Billy Porter has been open about his struggles with HIV and his journey to self-acceptance. Additionally, the iconic Les Paul guitar is set to go on sale at auction, with its value estimated to be between $100,000 and $150,000. [... more]

A look at the complexities of interracial marriage, the challenges faced by couples, and the impact of racism on their relationships. Meanwhile, author Stephen King discusses his writing process and the inspiration behind his latest novel, and the story of Flamin' Hot Cheetos and its creator, Richard Montañez, raises questions about the origins of the popular snack food. Additionally, actor Anthony Ramos talks about his journey to stardom and his role in the film In the Heights. [... more]

Mel Gibson discusses his faith-driven films, including The Passion of the Christ and Hacksaw Ridge, which tell the story of Desmond Doss, a conscientious objector who saved over 75 men in Okinawa during World War II, motivated by his faith. [... more]