Growing up on a farm in rural America, Katrina Hein shares her personal story of working as a dairy hand, where she learned the ins and outs of milking cows and the challenges that come with it, including a memorable experience with a cow's tail and a hot pile of manure on her head. [... more]

Tom Homan has his first press conference as he takes over the situation in Minneapolis Dana reacts and shares commentary to new footage showing Alex Pretti with a gun in his waistband spitting on and attacking federal law enforcement officers and kicking the tail light of their vehicle on January th TSA workers eating dinner were mistaken for ICE agents drawing dozens of protesters to a California restaurant Jacob Frey dodges when asked if he changed his mind after the latest video of Alex Pretti and vows to give financial support and legal resources to the violent criminals who were [... more]

John O'Neill shares the incredible story of his father's crew, who were the first to bomb Berlin in 1943, using radar technology. The crew's bravery and determination are highlighted as they face numerous challenges, including bad weather and enemy fire. The story also touches on the importance of human trafficking awareness and the efforts of organizations like Blue Campaign to prevent it. [... more]

The 49ers are a great unknown in the NFL, with too many injuries and a decimated wide receiver position. They're trying to fix their offense, but it's a tough road ahead. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are in a contract dispute with Michael Parsons, with Jerry Jones making headlines for his comments about the agent. In college football, Urban Meyer is criticizing Jim Harbaugh, who's now coaching the Los Angeles Chargers, and the NCAA is handing out punishments to Michigan for recruiting violations. [... more]

Economic trends and investment predictions for 2025 are discussed, with a focus on fewer tailwinds and more tail risks. The chief investment officer at Crossmark Global Investments shares his 10 predictions, including economic growth slowing, inflation remaining sticky, and a possible 10% correction in the market. The discussion also touches on the importance of biblical wisdom in financial decisions and the need for diversification in investment portfolios. [... more]

The Biden-Harris administration's handling of the Hamas-Israel conflict has been criticized for putting pressure on Israel to accept ceasefires, while Hamas refuses to release hostages. Meanwhile, whistleblowers within the FBI and TSA have come forward with allegations of retaliation and security clearance issues, highlighting the need for stronger protections for government employees who report wrongdoing. [... more]

The Denver Broncos' resurgence under Sean Payton and Russell Wilson has been impressive, with four wins in their last five games. Meanwhile, Dak Prescott is making a strong case for MVP, and Josh Allen's struggles have sparked debate. In college football, the Michigan saga continues, with Jim Harbaugh's suspension and the team's determination to overcome adversity. [... more]

Harold Nelson, a World War II veteran and tail gunner, shares his experiences and emotions during the war, including his feelings about killing and the development of the atom bomb. He reflects on his duty and the reality of war, and how it has affected him in the years since. [... more]

The Toy and Action Figure Museum in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, is a unique institution dedicated to the design and sculpting of action figures. Its founder, Kevin Stark, shares his story of how he turned his childhood passion into a business and eventually a museum, featuring over 13,000 action figures and a World War II display that brings back memories for many visitors. [... more]

In 1943, the US Air Force had one problem: air was hampering operations. The British shared their radar technology, and the US built the first operational radar sets to be put in specially equipped B-17s. The Pathfinders, a group of the 8th Air Force, used this technology to lead the way to Berlin, a mission that would change history. [... more]

Jean Bishop shares her remarkable journey of forgiveness after her sister and brother-in-law were brutally murdered. She writes to their killer, David Biro, and eventually meets with him in prison, leading to a path of reconciliation and healing. Meanwhile, John O'Neill shares the story of his father's historic mission to bomb Berlin in 1943, using the first operational radar sets in the US. [... more]

Millions of people suffer from life-threatening food allergies, with peanuts being one of the most severe. Researchers now believe that exposing children to peanuts early and often could lead to an 81% drop in new cases. Meanwhile, a company called Factum Arte is using high-tech methods to preserve cultural heritage by creating accurate replicas of ancient artifacts, and Sesame Street is celebrating its 50th birthday with a renewed focus on kindness and education. [... more]