Iran's currency has dropped to a record low against the U S dollar as the Trump Administration prepares to unveil what Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is calling an economic D-Day aimed at tightening financial pressure on Tehran President Trump says Iran is collapsing while divisions appear to be growing within Iran's leadership over whether to continue the conflict or pursue dialogue The Sekulow team discusses the latest developments in Iran the ACLJ's legal work and much more [... more]

When we've been hurt betrayed or treated unfairly our first instinct is often to seek justice on our own terms But what if God's definition of justice is far greater than our desire for revenge In this episode of The Masculine Journey the guys wrestle with one of life's toughest questions Can we trust God to make things right Through honest conversation biblical examples personal experiences and memorable scenes from The Shack and Dennis the Menace they explore the difference between human justice and God's perfect justice one that is rooted in righteousness truth mercy and love Discover why holding [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses various topics including family values, veterans support, and the importance of protecting the family unit. The show also covers the FedEx St. Jude Championship golf tournament and its philanthropic efforts. Additionally, the show touches on the White House press secretary's departure and the potential implications for the role. The Health and Human Services report on transgender treatments is also discussed, highlighting the potential for financial fraud and the need for accountability. The U.S. Senate election in Iowa is also a focus, with Congresswoman Ashley Hinson discussing her campaign and the importance of holding the line against liberal policies. [... more]

The current state of mainstream media is under scrutiny as CNN faces potential sale due to a brand new lawsuit. The lawsuit, led by California and 11 other states, aims to block the acquisition of Warner Brothers Discovery by Paramount. The deal would create a media behemoth, raising concerns about monopolization and reduced competition in film and television markets. Meanwhile, the press secretary position is up for grabs, with various names being thrown around as potential replacements for Caroline Levitt. [... more]

Stewarding a surplus isn't primarily a technical problem, it's a relational and spiritual one. A new novel, The River and the Garden, explores the journey of a family as they navigate the challenges of managing a surplus, discovering that wealth needs to be assigned a purpose according to God's vision and calling for their lives and families. [... more]

The administration's policy on birthright citizenship and the implications of automatic enrollment for qualifying newborns, as well as the concerns surrounding wealth redistribution and the potential impact on the birth rate. [... more]

The Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, is calling out the rising threat of left-wing extremism, a global issue that is causing violence and terror. He is meeting with world leaders to discuss the problem and how to combat it. Meanwhile, the vice president is making statements that are being seen as anti-Israel and are fueling the spread of misinformation. The conversation is becoming increasingly divisive, with some people calling for loyalty to Israel and others criticizing the country's policies. The issue is complex and multifaceted, and it is clear that there is a need for a nuanced and informed discussion about the role of Israel in the world. [... more]

Dicey Langston, a heroine of the American Revolution, risked her life to warn her brothers of a Tory attack, using her bravery and cunning to outwit the enemy and protect her family and the Patriot cause. [... more]

A story about a man's upbringing on a farm during the Great Depression, where he learned the value of frugal living and self-sufficiency through his father's 'Make and Do' philosophy, which emphasized saving money, reusing materials, and being resourceful. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the Charlie Kirk trial, conspiracy theories surrounding Ben Shapiro's security team, and the role of security details in protecting principals. She also touches on identity theft, Waymo cars, and the F-35s controversy, as well as the importance of blood flow and nitric oxide for heart health and circulation. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers are set to unveil a new state budget, which includes raises for state employees and teachers, as well as tax cuts. Meanwhile, Duke Energy has agreed to cancel its offshore wind energy project and reinvest $129 million in other energy sources. A lawsuit filed by bar owners against former Governor Roy Cooper and the state of North Carolina over COVID-19 restrictions is moving forward, with the plaintiffs seeking depositions from Cooper and his former Health and Human Services Secretary, Mandy Cohen. [... more]

The United States and Iran engage in a tense standoff, with the US striking Iranian missile and drone storage locations and coastal radar sites. The Iranian regime's behavior raises questions about its trustworthiness and the effectiveness of diplomatic efforts. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court rules on cases related to executive power and birthright citizenship, and the ACLJ works to defend individuals wrongly accused of blasphemy in Pakistan. [... more]

The Democratic Party is in a civil war as socialists gain power, and anti-Semitism is on the rise. Meanwhile, Iran's nuclear deal is a concern, and the World Cup is underway, with the US team making history. Additionally, America is celebrating its 250th birthday, and the country is grappling with its identity and values. [... more]

A self-employed brickmason teaches his sons valuable lessons about labor-management relations, work ethic, and personal responsibility, shaping them into who they are today. [... more]

Paul Thomer's Storyteller, a story about the life and storytelling prowess of Frederick Newman Summers, aka PA, a well-rounded individual with a rich history in the southern Appalachian region, where storytelling is an important way to learn about heritage and must be preserved and fostered. [... more]

The conversation revolves around the ongoing conflict with Iran, with a focus on the efforts of Treasury Secretary Scott Besson to economically isolate the country. The discussion also touches on the decline of late night television, with the passing of Johnny Carson's legacy and the struggles of current hosts like Stephen Colbert. Additionally, the topic of anti-Semitism and socialism is brought up, with a focus on the rising tensions between Israel and Palestine, and the impact of the confederacy on American politics. [... more]

The concept of theonomy, which holds that the Mosaic law should be the basis of human laws, is explored in relation to its implications for war and Christianity. The discussion centers on the tension between the idea of a Christianized world and the teachings of Jesus Christ, particularly the command to love one's enemies. The podcast also touches on the idea of postmillennialism, which holds that Jesus will return after a period of time when the world is largely under Christian control. [... more]

Robert Todd Lincoln, the firstborn son of President Abraham Lincoln, lived an extraordinary life despite being proximate to three presidential assassinations. He was a leader in his party, a successful lawyer, and the president of the Pullman Car Company. His life was marked by coincidence and tragedy, but he remains an important figure in American history. [... more]

Cole Thomas Allen who made an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner will be arraigned in federal court today The Sekulow team discusses the third attempt on Trump's life the press briefing afterward involving Vice President JD Vance Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche FBI Director Kash Patel DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth the ACLJ's legal work and much more [... more]

The White House Correspondence Dinner was the scene of a security breach, where a gunman was able to get close to President Trump and the Vice President, highlighting the need for better security measures. The incident has sparked a debate about the role of violence in society and the need for politicians to tone down their rhetoric. Meanwhile, the situation in Ukraine continues to escalate, with President Zelensky calling for stronger support from Europe and the US. The US is also facing challenges in its dealings with Iran, with the Foreign Minister visiting Russia in an attempt to secure support for the regime. The incident has also raised questions about the effectiveness of the Secret Service and the need for better security measures at high-profile events. [... more]

Dana discusses various topics including the situation in Iran, the Red-Green Alliance, lung cancer, identity theft, laundry detergent, nepo babies, Coachella, the Save America Act, psychedelic drug treatments, a humanoid robot, the Berna gun, and affordability, also criticizing Kamala Harris's statements. [... more]

Dennis Peterson shares a story about his maternal grandmother's hands, which revealed a lot about her life and character. Her hands were hard working, expressive, and kind, despite being arthritic and worn. The story explores the connection between hard work and arthritis, and the importance of understanding the difference between a personalized savior and a revolutionary king. [... more]

A man shares his mother's inspiring story of overcoming adversity and achieving success despite being a poor, biracial woman in a predominantly black community. She worked multiple jobs, raised three children on her own, and eventually became a licensed clinical social worker and earned a master's degree, embodying the American dream of advancing without arbitrary barriers. [... more]

Federal, state, and local leaders in Western North Carolina are pressing for faster disaster aid and structural reforms to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) following Hurricane Helene's devastation. The new head of the Department of Homeland Security, Mark Wayne Mullen, visited the area, promising to work on regulatory reforms to speed up the funding process and ensure the region's recovery. [... more]

North Carolina's latest statewide audit of federal spending identifies questionable costs and reporting failures across multiple agencies. The audit resulted in 19 findings, including 18 related to federal awards and one tied to financial statement reporting. The state auditor's office will provide oversight for the $650 million stadium renovation project in Charlotte, the largest expense of public dollars in the history of the state. [... more]

A majority of North Carolina voters oppose deploying ground troops to Iran, and a plurality say the United States was wrong to launch military action there. Meanwhile, lawmakers in the North Carolina General Assembly are scrutinizing the costs of renewable energy, particularly solar power, and its impact on the state's energy grid and taxpayers. [... more]

A discussion on the rare disease CIDP, the potential replacement for Pam Bondi as Attorney General, the Iran conflict, and the future of quantum computing and AI. Additionally, various news stories are covered, including the funding of DHS, a Florida woman accused of squatting in a home, the approval of an obesity pill, and a Domino's delivery driver's kindness. [... more]

Dennis and Barbara Rainey share their 53 years of marriage experience, emphasizing the importance of praying together daily, cultivating a teachable heart, and embracing a lifetime commitment to one another, all rooted in biblical principles. [... more]

A discussion on the current state of national security, foreign policy, and counterterrorism, including the impact of multipolarity on the United States and the importance of voter ID and election reform. Additionally, the conversation touches on the future of quantum computing and the need to protect against identity theft. [... more]

Dennis Prager discusses his new book 'If There Is No God, The Battle Over Who Defines Good and Evil' and shares his thoughts on the existence of evil, the importance of understanding history, and the role of religion in society. He also shares his personal story of overcoming a life-changing accident and how it has influenced his perspective on life and faith. [... more]

Brian Kilmead discusses the ongoing war in the Middle East, its impact on the global economy, and the role of terrorism in the region. He also talks to Stuart Varney about the potential for a recession and the effects of inflation on interest rates. Later, he interviews Kathy Lee Gifford about her new book, 'Nero and Paul', which explores the lives of two historical figures and their impact on the world. [... more]

President Trump's deportation plan is being discussed, with some arguing that it's unrealistic to deport 50 million illegals. The economy is struggling, with job losses and rising gas prices. The war in Iran is also a concern, with some questioning the president's decision to go to war. Meanwhile, the fast food industry is evolving, with the introduction of new burgers and the rise of AI in the workforce. College sports are also in turmoil, with the NIL system causing controversy and the NCAA struggling to keep up. Some are concerned that the US is heading towards a globalist agenda, with the loss of individual sovereignty and the rise of surveillance groups like Palantir. [... more]

Jennings Dunker, an Iowa Hawkeyes football player, discusses his NFL Combine experience and mullet hairstyle. Romar Dennis, a lacrosse player, talks about his team's chances in the PLL Championship and his humanitarian work. [... more]

The Department of Homeland Security is in turmoil after Christy Noam's exit, with some questioning her leadership and others praising her efforts. Tom Holman is seen as a potential replacement, but his confirmation process may be contentious. Meanwhile, Democrats are divided on how to approach immigration reform, with some advocating for a bipartisan solution and others pushing for a more radical approach. [... more]

Florida Man gets caught with meth in a Hello Kitty bag, while Christine Ocasio-Cortez faces scrutiny over a $200 million ad buy for DHS, and Mark Wayne Mullen is appointed as the new DHS Secretary. Meanwhile, concerns are raised about government contracting schemes, cosmetic surgery, and transparency in government. [... more]

The United States and Israel are taking action against Iran's nuclear program and military capabilities, with the goal of preventing Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. The war is also aimed at stopping Iran's support for terrorist groups and its ballistic missile program. The US military is working with its allies, including Israel, to target Iran's military sites and disrupt its supply chain. The war is expected to be a long and complex one, with many uncertainties and challenges ahead. [... more]

The State of the Union address is approaching, and President Trump is facing challenges in the economy and trade deals. The Supreme Court's decision on tariffs has left the administration with a plan B, and the president is expected to make significant changes to the economy. Meanwhile, corruption in Maine's social services program has been exposed, and Governor Paul LePage is running for Congress to address the issue. Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr. is pushing for a food policy overhaul, focusing on real food and reducing ultra-processed food. Robotics and socialism are also being discussed, with some experts questioning whether America can thrive under socialist leadership. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of spiritual birth and spiritual blindness, praying for justice for Tina Peters, and the implications of Islamic prayer and the Koran in America, highlighting the dangers of Democrats and Communism and the need for Christians to stand strong in their faith. [... more]

The Brian Kilmead Show discusses various topics including Iran's nuclear program, the Middle East, and the US economy. The show also touches on social media addiction and the trial of Mark Zuckerberg. The host, Brian Kilmead, interviews guests such as Dennis Ross, a former US diplomat, and Senator John Fetterman, discussing their views on the topics at hand. [... more]

Marco Rubio's speech at the Munich Security Conference is sparking debate about Western civilization, Islam, and the role of Christianity in America. President Trump's America First agenda is also being discussed, as well as the importance of faith and the Bible in American society. [... more]