North Carolina's early voting numbers are showing a significant increase, with over 420,000 votes cast through Tuesday. Dr. Andy Jackson from the John Locke Foundation discusses the implications of this trend and how it may impact Election Day. Meanwhile, the state's election management system is in need of modernization, with a bipartisan commission working to bring the system up to date. The commission aims to complete the overhaul by next summer, 2027. Additionally, six more JDIG projects were canceled by the North Carolina Department of Commerce's Economic Investment Committee, adding to a troubling long-term pattern of failed job creation targets. [... more]

The President announces plans to give American workers access to retirement plans and calls for ethics reform in Congress, specifically targeting insider trading. Congressman Brian Stiles discusses his Stop Insider Trading Act and the growing support it has in the House. The conversation also touches on election integrity reform, the Voting Rights Act, and the situation in Iran, with the President applying pressure to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. [... more]

Government was given to humanity by God as a means of restraining evil in a fallen world. Christians have a responsibility to engage in politics and vote for biblical policy, rather than just focusing on personality or party affiliation. The relationship between the church and state is complex, but Christians should strive to keep the cross above the flag, prioritizing their faith and values above political ideologies. [... 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]

Crime rates in North Carolina's major cities show improvement in 2025, with a 21% decrease in violent crimes in Charlotte and a 25% reduction in homicides in Greensboro. The state's capital, Raleigh, saw a 1% overall reduction in violent crime, while Winston-Salem held steady. Meanwhile, the G20 finance track will host meetings in Asheville, showcasing the city's resilience and economic momentum after Hurricane Helene. Vaccines help train and strengthen the immune response to fight off respiratory illnesses like flu and COVID-19. [... more]

The relationship between the church and the state is complex, with many Christians struggling to balance their faith with their civic responsibilities. Jesus' response to the question of taxation and his interaction with the Pharisees and Herodians highlights the tension between government and faith, and the importance of considering policy and voting as Christians engage with the world around them. [... more]

A report from the North Carolina Energy Policy Task Force warns of rising energy rates amid a demand boom, recommending policies to ensure affordable, reliable, and clean energy supplies. Meanwhile, the state's Department of Environmental Quality awards $5.7 million in grants for flood resiliency projects in Western North Carolina, aiming to reduce flood risks and protect surrounding communities. [... more]

Mary Walter discusses various topics including immigration, voter ID laws, and the Save Act, as well as the role of the federal bench and the importance of funding and the filibuster in the US Congress. She also talks about redistricting and gerrymandering, and the challenges faced by Republicans in the Senate. [... more]

A discussion on election fraud, voting irregularities, and the investigation into the 2020 US presidential election. The hosts examine the FBI raid on Fulton County, Georgia, and the alleged cover-up of evidence. They also discuss the role of Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein in the election, as well as the involvement of billionaire Les Wexner. The conversation touches on the need for election integrity and the importance of investigating claims of voter fraud. [... more]

North Carolina's manufacturing sector reported one of the largest yearly job losses of any major industry, with a 1.5% decrease in jobs over the past year. Meanwhile, the state's unemployment rate decreased in 99 out of 100 counties, and statewide employment numbers have continued to move in a positive direction. In other news, early voting for the primary election continues across the state, with 319 sites open for voters. Additionally, Congressman Brad Knott discusses the Critical Mineral Dominance Act, which aims to secure the United States' supply of rare earth minerals and reduce dependence on foreign nations. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Jeffrey Epstein case, the SAVE Act, and voter ID laws. The hosts also touch on AI, gold investments, and the benefits of Frog Fuel for recovery. Additionally, they discuss Morgan and Morgan, student debt, rotisserie chickens, gay days, monkeypox, Heineken, American Girl Dolls, student loans, and identity theft. [... more]

North Carolina is expanding its apprenticeship programs with federal workforce funds, connecting high school students with career opportunities in various industries. Early voting kicks off in the state for the March 3rd primary election, with low expected voter turnout due to the lack of competitive races. The state is also launching a new energy efficiency program to make utility bills more affordable for eligible households. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Stein is addressing the growing demand for energy in the state, particularly from data centers, and is awaiting recommendations from his Energy Policy Task Force. [... more]

A conservative radio host discusses various topics including the Epstein documents, voter ID laws, immigration, and the upcoming elections in Florida and Tennessee. He also talks about the use of AI in Bible study and the importance of conservative politics. [... more]

A bipartisan commission in North Carolina aims to modernize the state's election management system, addressing outdated technology and improving voter registration and election results. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Stein signed an executive order to strengthen the state's behavioral health and criminal justice systems, focusing on mental health crises, involuntary commitment, and re-entry support for individuals leaving prison. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL Hall of Fame, Robert Kraft's potential induction, and the impact of Josh McDaniels on the Patriots' dynasty. The show also explores the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl run, Sam Darnold's performance, and the trade that brought him to the team. [... more]

North Carolina has been named the 2025 State of the Year for Economic Development by Business Facilities Magazine, with a strong business climate and economic growth in the past year. The state's continued success is rooted in strong partnerships and a focus on long-term growth, with strategic investments in workforce development, infrastructure, and site readiness. Meanwhile, a group of college Democrats is challenging voting locations in the primary election, arguing that the lack of early voting sites on campus is a suppression of the vote. The North Carolina State Board of Elections has denied the request, citing low voter turnout and the high cost of operating early voting sites. [... more]

Appleton Oaksmith's life was marked by controversy and transformation. Born into a life of privilege, he became embroiled in the slave trade, outfitting ships for the slave trade and even working as a Confederate blockade runner. However, he later underwent a remarkable transformation, becoming a pro-black civil rights politician in North Carolina. His story is a complex and intriguing one, full of twists and turns that span the entirety of the Civil War era. [... more]

The impact of Christianity on American society is discussed, highlighting the growing divide between Democrats and Republicans regarding church attendance and religious values. The hosts examine the 'God gap' and its implications for the future of the church in America, emphasizing the importance of standing up for Christian values and principles in the face of increasing secularism and moral decay. [... more]

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments on transgender athletics, with some justices questioning the definition of a woman and the role of biological sex in sports. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of immigration and the use of AI in the military. In other news, a Florida woman claims to have had her toes amputated due to spider bites, and a Florida man was jailed for trying to claim a stolen lottery ticket as his own. The US Secretary of Defense has announced the integration of Musk's AI platform, Grok, into military networks, sparking concerns about the potential dangers of AI and the lack of safeguards in place. [... more]

A Canadian citizen has been indicted for illegally voting in federal elections in North Carolina, and a $12 billion bailout has been announced for American farmers. In North Carolina, a student is dead and another injured after a fight at North Forsyth High School, and $29 million in federal public assistance reimbursements will be flowing into Western North Carolina communities and state agencies. [... more]

A Colorado election official, Tina Peters, discusses her experiences with alleged election fraud and corruption in the state's election system, including her role in preserving records and facing prosecution for her actions. She also touches on the broader issues of government corruption and the need for accountability in politics. [... more]

A collection of bizarre stories from Florida, including a man pulling a knife during a bathroom dispute, a woman faking an assault using AI, and a man hiding meth in his body. Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi's retirement is met with mixed reactions, and the left's radicalization is on the rise. The importance of voting and the need for mental acuity tests in positions of power are also discussed. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the recent election results, particularly in New York City, where a socialist candidate won the mayoral race, and the implications of this outcome on the country. The hosts also delve into the issue of Christian persecution in Nigeria, where the ACLJ is working to protect Christians from terrorist groups. The conversation touches on various topics, including economic issues, affordability, voter fraud, and immigration, and how these issues affect the country and its people. [... more]

Polls open across North Carolina at 6:30 a.m. today, with over 550 cities, towns, and villages hosting elections. Voters must show a valid photo ID and check their voter registration status, with some facing additional questions due to incomplete records. The North Carolina State Board of Elections has implemented a flag system to alert poll workers of provisional ballots. Election officials will begin reporting unofficial results at 7:30 p.m., with data transmitted from local boards to the state. Voters can check their registration, sample ballot, and voting location on the state board's website. [... more]

Investing can be a spiritual act that brings joy and honors God when done with Christian values in mind. By viewing investments as opportunities to partner with companies that align with faith-based principles, individuals can create real-world impact and promote human flourishing. This approach involves being an owner, not just a trader, and taking responsibility for the companies they invest in, including influencing their practices and policies through corporate engagement. [... more]

The North Carolina General Assembly has approved new congressional maps, prompting legal challenges from the NAACP, Common Cause, and a group of individuals working with Democrat operative Mark Elias' law firm. The plaintiffs argue that the maps dilute black voting strength and violate the Voting Rights Act, the 14th Amendment, and the First Amendment. The North Carolina State Board of Elections is urging the courts to resolve the issues surrounding the maps by December 1st to avoid administrative delays for the 2026 election. Meanwhile, the government shutdown in Washington, D.C. continues, with the North Carolina Democrat Party criticizing Republicans for their handling of the situation. [... more]

The North Carolina State Health Plan has reinstated its exclusion of transition-related treatments for transgender patients, following a court decision. Meanwhile, a medical debt relief program has eliminated over $6.5 billion in medical debt for over 2.5 million North Carolinians. Early voting for municipal elections has begun in over 380 North Carolina municipalities, with some areas not offering early or absentee voting. [... more]

A discussion on the scandal surrounding Letitia James, the nation's loudest voice on accountability, caught harboring a fugitive while facing her own bank fraud charges. The conversation also touches on the Democratic Party's stance on issues like abortion, the Voting Rights Act, and the influence of the Communist Party in America. [... more]

Todd Stearns discusses the National Guard's presence in Memphis, the Voting Rights Act, and the Republican Party's stance on freedom of speech. He also talks about the controversy surrounding the young Republicans' text messages, Dee Dee's story, and the upcoming election in Maine. Additionally, he discusses the latest news on President Trump, the Democrats, and the January 6th Committee. He also touches on the topic of voter ID, the civil war within the Republican Party, and the dangers of wokeness in America. Furthermore, he talks about the controversy surrounding the young Republicans' text messages, the latest news on Charlie Kirk, and the book 'Pagan Threat' written by Pastor Lucas Miles. He also discusses the story of Chloe Sutton, a mother accused of falsifying her son's physique using AI, and the trend of Gen Zers wanting landlines. [... more]

The Patriots' win over the Bills was the biggest of the post-Tom Brady era, with Mac Jones leading the team to a crucial victory. The Colts are dominating opponents, with Jonathan Taylor leading the charge. The Ravens are struggling due to injuries, while the Bengals need to trade for a new quarterback to stay in the playoff race. The Buccaneers are playing well, with Baker Mayfield leading the team to a 4-1 record. The 49ers are also on a hot streak, with Kyle Shanahan calling great games. The NFL season is heating up, with many teams vying for a spot in the playoffs. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the ongoing government shutdown, its impact on healthcare, and the rise of anti-Semitism in the UK. She also talks about the importance of identity protection and the role of LifeLock in safeguarding personal information. [... more]

Proxy voting gives Christian investors a voice in the companies they own, allowing them to live out their faith. Faith-based investing providers like Guidestone use biblical principles to shape their investment strategies, influencing the marketplace and promoting positive change. Meanwhile, individuals can make informed decisions about their Social Security benefits, health savings accounts, and retirement plans, such as Roth IRAs, to secure their financial futures and align with their values. [... more]

The story of Thomas Mundy Peterson, the first black American to vote in the United States under the protection of the federal government, highlights the significance of the 15th Amendment and its impact on citizenship and voting rights. Peterson's historic vote in 1870 marked a crucial moment in the expansion of the franchise to African Americans, solidifying the right to vote as an attainable ideal of citizenship. [... more]

The Chiefs' offense is struggling, but Russell Wilson's performance against the Giants was impressive, and the team's schedule is brutal. Mac Jones looked good in his start for the 49ers, and his future as a starting quarterback in 2026 is uncertain. Jordan Love is having a great start to the season, and his MVP chances are being taken seriously, but the Packers' schedule is about to get tougher. [... more]

A discussion on voter fraud, election integrity, and the importance of faith in a chaotic world. The hosts examine recent cases of voter fraud and the impact of mail-in ballots on election outcomes, while also emphasizing the need for Christians to prioritize their salvation and relationship with God. [... more]

Investors can use their money to advance justice, compassion, and human flourishing by aligning their investments with their faith values. Faith-based investing and impact investing strategies can help shape a more just and compassionate world, and proxy voting can be a powerful tool for speaking truth and justice in the marketplace. [... more]

A Canadian citizen has been indicted for allegedly voting in North Carolina elections despite not being a U.S. citizen. Meanwhile, the state has received over $124 million in recovery funding for damage caused by Hurricane Helene. Additionally, AmeriCorps has been cleared to resume operations in North Carolina after a federal judge ordered the restoration of grant funding. The DEI agenda is also being implemented in medical schools across the country, with some institutions prioritizing diversity over merit-based standards. Furthermore, the state treasurer has discovered $170 million in idle funds that will be used to reduce outstanding debt and fund capital projects. [... more]

North Carolina's tourism industry continues to thrive, with visitor spending reaching a record $36.7 billion in 2024. Despite the impact of Hurricane Helene, the state's cultural, recreational, and culinary experiences remain a top choice for travelers. Meanwhile, a lengthy legal dispute over the ferry and barge system serving the Village of Baldhead Island has resulted in a recent court ruling against the village government. Additionally, state lawmakers have scheduled veto overrides on several bills, including measures aimed at curbing the diversity, equity, and inclusion agenda in education and government. [... more]

The Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast continues to struggle with a timeline on getting its factory in Chatham County completed, despite initial plans to open in 2023. The company's focus has shifted to Asia, with a groundbreaking on an EV assembly plant in Indonesia and expansion in India and the Philippines. Meanwhile, the Asheville City Council has agreed to eliminate race-based commission criteria for the Human Relations Commission, a move that has been met with both praise and criticism. In other news, the North Carolina State Board of Elections has rejected Sunday voting in two counties ahead of municipal elections, and the state is investing hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure for a VinFast factory that may not be built. [... more]

A father of a high school boy punished for expressing shock at seeing a girl in the boy's locker room says he would take his son's case to the Supreme Court if necessary, as his lawyer says the case illustrates blatant religious discrimination. Meanwhile, a woman in Indiana has been arrested for making disturbing threats against President Donald Trump, and a New York appeals court has ruled that a $555 million civil penalty issued by a judge against Trump violated the Eighth Amendment prohibition against excessive fines. [... more]