A small group of North Carolina voters received incorrect letters about their voter registration status, but the state board of elections says it was an administrative error. The state is working to repair voter registration records, which will bring the state's voter rolls into compliance with federal and state law. Meanwhile, Charlotte has seen a high rate of property crime, and local leaders are being forced to address the issue. The city has seen a decrease in certain types of crime, but the public perception of safety remains a concern. The United States and South Korea have reached a trade deal that will lower tariffs on Korean auto imports, which will benefit North Carolina auto producers and consumers. Redistricting lawsuits are ongoing in North Carolina, and the state board of elections is working to resolve the issue before the December 1st deadline. The USDA is relocating its agricultural hubs to states like North Carolina, which has a thriving agricultural industry. [... more]

The President's overseas trip has yielded significant business deals, including a US-China trade agreement and a US-Japan trade agreement, which will bring in billions of dollars in investments. The President is also making progress on fentanyl and rare earths, with China agreeing to take action on precursor chemicals and the US developing its own rare earth supply. Meanwhile, the US is poised to become a major exporter of food, particularly soybeans, due to its agricultural surplus. [... more]

President Trump's overseas trip has been marked by significant trade deals, including a $150 billion investment in shipbuilding with South Korea. The president is also pushing China to crack down on fentanyl precursors and rare earth imports. Meanwhile, the shutdown in the US continues, with Republicans' approval ratings improving despite the impasse. In New York City, the mayoral election is heating up, with Zohran Mamdani's divisive comments sparking controversy. Bill Gates has made a major climate reversal, stating that excessive cold is a greater threat to humanity than climate change. [... more]

More details surrounding Charlie Kirk's killer are released including the identity of his transgender boyfriend and his history of spouting Antifa talking points Leftists over the weekend continued to justify Charlie Kirk's death by bringing up his extremist views Dana shares why she is done with her church following Sunday's sermon where he refused to mention Charlie Kirk and preached woke ideology Jasmine Crockett says when sees ICE she sees slave patrols John Fetterman says people need to stop referring to President Trump as an autocrat when it's just not accurate Dana pushes back against calls by Sen James Lankford [... more]

The discussion revolves around the withdrawal from Afghanistan, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and the challenges posed by Russia and North Korea. The conversation also touches on the politics of the Democratic National Committee and the Republican Party, as well as the issue of crime and law enforcement in the United States. [... more]

The Trump administration's tariff announcements have caused uncertainty for North Carolina businesses, while the state deals with the aftermath of Tropical Storm Chantal's devastating floods. Meanwhile, the North Carolina Board of Education is questioning the constitutionality of a bill that would expand the authority of charter school review boards, and the state's education system is facing challenges in the wake of a veto by Governor Josh Stein. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the economy, tariffs, and trade with guests, including Stephen Yates, a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation. They talk about China's economy, the World Trade Organization, and the European Union's interest in a zero-to-zero tariff discussion with the administration. They also discuss the situation in South Korea, where the president has been impeached and a new election is scheduled. Additionally, they touch on the topic of women's sports and the importance of protecting women's divisions in competitions. [... more]

Yanmi Park, a North Korean defector, shares her harrowing story of survival and escape from the oppressive regime. She recounts the atrocities she witnessed, including forced labor, starvation, and human trafficking, and reflects on the importance of freedom and the need to stand up against oppression. [... more]

The situation in South Korea is escalating with the president declaring martial law, but some are questioning whether the media is being truthful about the situation. Dr. Shah discusses the parallels between South Korea and America, highlighting the dangers of propaganda and media bias, and the importance of being cautious when jumping to conclusions about a leader's intentions. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the recent pardon of Hunter Biden, the Biden administration's handling of Ukraine and African nations, and the need for accountability and due process in the face of tax evasion and other crimes. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of 4B, a radical feminist movement that emerged in South Korea, where women swear off men, including no sex, no marrying, no dating, and no having children. The movement is gaining attention in the US, particularly among women who feel oppressed or hurt by men. Dr. Shah and his guests discuss the potential consequences of this movement and the importance of reclaiming God's design for the family and marriage. [... more]

The hosts discuss the NCAA tournament, the start of the MLB season in Seoul, South Korea, and the excitement around K-pop bands performing at the games. They also talk about Zion Williamson's impressive dunk and the upcoming baseball season. [... more]

The Padres are in Seoul, South Korea for a series of exhibition games, marking a unique celebration of baseball in a country where the sport is extremely popular. The team is led by play-by-play voice Jesse Agler, who shares his experiences and insights on the team's performance and the excitement of playing in front of a Korean crowd. [... more]

The start of the Major League Baseball season is underway, with the Dodgers and Padres playing exhibition games in Seoul, South Korea. Jesse Agler, the play-by-play voice of the Padres, joins Amy Lawrence on CBS Sports Radio to discuss the experience and the upcoming season. [... more]

The NFL is saying goodbye to a legendary defensive player as Aaron Donald announces his retirement. Meanwhile, in baseball, the Dodgers and Padres are kicking off their season in South Korea with Shohei Ohtani leading the charge. And in the NBA, Kyrie Irving continues to make headlines with his impressive performances on the court. [... more]

The world is facing numerous crises, including engineered weather events, child sex trafficking, and a border crisis. The Biden administration's policies are being criticized for their handling of these issues, and some are calling for a stronger response to protect the country. Meanwhile, concerns are being raised about the safety and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines, with some questioning their role in the pandemic. In a time of great uncertainty, people are turning to faith and the Bible for guidance and redemption. [... more]

Yanmi Park, a North Korean defector, shares her harrowing story of life in North Korea, where she experienced extreme poverty, malnutrition, and sex slavery. She describes the regime's brutal treatment of its citizens, including the use of landmines, electrified wire fences, and machine guns to control the population. Park's story highlights the importance of human rights and freedom, and her message to Americans is to appreciate the privileges they enjoy and to stand up for truth, even in the face of adversity. [... more]

Joe Garman, founder of American Rehabilitation Ministries, shares his story of how he was called to start a prison ministry in South Korea and later in the United States, where he has helped thousands of people find faith and be baptized, including the former dictator of Panama. [... more]

Joe Garman's life was forever changed after witnessing an astounding moment in a South Korean prison, where he saw the hunger in the eyes of the prisoners and the opportunity to share the gospel. This experience led him to start a prison ministry, which eventually trickled down from the federal level to state and county prisons, and even overseas. Today, his ministry has helped countless people find faith and start anew. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for slashing a woman's tires and snatching her dog, while another man was caught with meth in an M&M Minis container. A border hearing turned chaotic when Representative Troy Nels called out Eric Swalwell for his alleged relationships. Tucker Carlson was spotted in Florida, enjoying his retirement. The US had a state dinner with South Korean leaders, but the guest speaker only mentioned Squid Games, leaving out other notable South Korean TV series and films. [... more]