Amelia Earhart's life extended far beyond her disappearance, and a leather flight jacket at the Buffalo Bill Museum in Wyoming reveals her private and personal life, showing her connection to the American West and her love for ranching life. [... more]

Tim McCoy, a Michigan boy from a family of Irish immigrants, leaves college to become a cowboy in the American West, where he learns the Arapaho language and becomes a tribal brother, and later serves in the US Army, including in World War I and World War II, and becomes a Hollywood star, starring in 16 MGM movies and winning an Emmy for his TV show. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the U.S. operation in Venezuela, the implications of international law, and the concept of natural law. The conversation also touches on the topic of abortion, specifically the abortion pill, and its effects on women and unborn children. Additionally, the topic of religious liberty is explored, particularly in the context of a recent Ninth Circuit decision. The discussion also delves into the concept of critical theory and its impact on family relationships and identity. Furthermore, the conversation addresses the rise and potential decline of the transgender movement, and the importance of understanding human identity and dignity. [... more]

Abercrombie and Fitch, a renowned outdoor retailer, has a rich history dating back to 1892 when it was founded in New York City. The company was known for its high-quality sporting goods and its ability to cater to presidents and international clients. However, its legacy was marred by controversy and a shift in focus towards the fashion industry, ultimately leading to a decline in its sporting goods business. [... more]

Abercrombie and Fitch was once a renowned sporting goods store with a rich history, catering to presidents and international clients. However, it struggled financially and underwent significant changes, shifting its focus from wilderness gear to mainstream clothing. [... more]

The hosts of Clearview Today, Dr. Abidhan Shah and Ryan, share their experiences on a staff retreat in Wyoming, where they explored the natural wonders of Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons, and discussed the validity of the Bible's account of the flood. They reflect on how traveling and experiencing new things can help leaders expand their minds, grow their faith, and connect with their audience. [... more]

A Florida man's attempt to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a homemade hamster wheel ends in Coast Guard intervention, while a transgender individual's membership in a sorority sparks controversy and raises questions about identity and safety. Meanwhile, concerns are raised about gun safe security after a manufacturer provides access codes to the FBI, and a review suggests that exercise may be more effective than counseling or medication for depression. [... more]

A nation divided, a society in crisis: exploring the deepening chasm in American politics, the struggle for racial equity, and the quest for a more just and equitable society. From the impact of income inequality to the digital divide, and from the power of national service to the importance of reconciliation, this special edition of Sunday Morning delves into the complexities of American society and the challenges of building a more united and compassionate nation. [... more]

A retired Navy commander spent 100 days underwater, while a Florida man was arrested for fentanyl possession and obstruction. A woman was denied surgery due to her request for same-sex care, highlighting hospital policies and transgender issues. Meanwhile, a man was arrested for cocaine trafficking, and a diabetes treatment, Ozempic, shows promise in curbing addictions. In other news, a massive alligator was caught in Mississippi, and a sorority lawsuit raises concerns about woman face and safety. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the recent hurricane in Florida, climate change, and the Biden administration's handling of the situation. The show also touches on impeachment, FEMA, Ukraine, and the National Archives' release of pseudonyms used by Joe Biden. Additionally, the show covers the Biden family's involvement in corruption and the controversy surrounding NPR's platforming of Louis Farrakhan's speeches. [... more]

The discussion revolves around gun control, vaccine mandates, and climate change, with a focus on Florida politics and the state's response to recent tragedies. The conversation also touches on China's aggressive behavior in the South China Sea and its implications for global trade and security. [... more]

Abercrombie and Fitch, once a renowned sporting goods store, has a rich history dating back to 1892. Founded by David Abercrombie, the company was known for its high-end outdoor gear and international reach. However, over the years, the brand struggled financially and underwent significant changes, eventually shifting its focus from sporting goods to mainstream clothing. [... more]

A nation divided, with deep-seated divisions between black and white Americans, and a growing wealth gap in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where the ultra-wealthy have created a new land rush, leaving many struggling to afford housing. John Legend discusses his fight for prison reform and racial equity, while Norman Lear reflects on his career and the importance of free speech and satire. Meanwhile, a group of Americans from different backgrounds come together to try to find common ground and bridge the divide. [... more]

Jesus demonstrates his power and compassion by feeding a multitude of 20,000 people with just five loaves of bread and two fish, illustrating the concept of the Bread of Life and the importance of faith, compassion, and gratitude in our lives. [... more]

The struggle for women's suffrage is marked with a 100-year anniversary, while the COVID-19 pandemic brings uncertainty to school reopenings and racial justice continues to be a pressing issue. Meanwhile, a game show host's enduring appeal and a seagull's loyalty are highlighted, as the Republican National Convention approaches. [... more]