Mad Anthony Wayne was a complex figure, remembered for his bravery and military prowess, but also for his personal struggles and controversies. As a young man, he was driven by a desire for glory and recognition, but as he grew older, he became disillusioned with the war and struggled to find his place in a post-revolutionary America. Despite his flaws, Wayne remained devoted to his country and his leader, George Washington, and played a crucial role in the early years of the American West. [... more]

Discovering your God-given giving style is key to finding joy and generosity, says Chris Gabriel, author of Wise Generosity. He joins Rob West to discuss the concept of wise generosity, including the idea of a personal giving identity and how it can help you give in a more strategic and meaningful way. [... more]

Jonathan Edwards was a significant American revivalist preacher, theologian, and pastor of the Northampton Congregational Church in Massachusetts. He spent most of his life in the Connecticut River Valley, and his ministry years were marked by the Great Awakening, a remarkable revival in American history. Edwards was born into a family of 11 children, and his father, Timothy Edwards, was a Harvard graduate and pastor who struggled with financial challenges. Edwards' education at Yale and his early life experiences shaped his views on intentional living and the importance of cultivating one's life for a singular purpose. [... more]

Mary McCame, a Japanese American woman, thrived in Alaska despite her parents' forced relocation during World War II. She excelled academically, earned a doctorate degree in anthropology, and went on to have a successful career at Yale University. Her story highlights the American dream and the importance of remembering goodness in history. [... more]

A Jewish senior at Yale University shares his experience of facing anti-Semitic hatred on campus, including being stopped from walking across campus and witnessing the desecration of sacred ground. He highlights the disparate treatment of Jewish students and the need for the federal government to take action against anti-Semitic hate on campus. [... more]

Anti-Semitic protests at Yale University have been ongoing for two years, with students being blocked from walking across campus and harassed by pro-Palestinian groups. The Trump administration is taking action to address the issue, with the President condemning the protests and the Secretary of State announcing that the US will be looking into the foreign students involved. Meanwhile, tensions are rising between the US and Iran, with the US imposing new sanctions and Iran threatening to withdraw from the nuclear deal. In other news, the US and China are engaged in a trade war, with the US imposing tariffs on Chinese goods and China retaliating with its own tariffs. The US economy is also a major focus, with the President announcing new measures to boost economic growth and create jobs. [... more]

The President of the United States is facing challenges with Ukraine and Russia, as well as issues with trade and China. Meanwhile, anti-Semitic protests are rising at Yale University, and the Trump administration is taking action to address the problem. The President is also focusing on tariffs and fentanyl, while discussing the birth rate and education. [... more]

Mary McCamey, a Japanese American woman, thrived in Alaska despite her parents' forced relocation during World War II. She went on to become a renowned anthropologist and researcher, earning a doctorate degree from Yale University and marrying a fellow graduate student. Her story is a testament to the American Dream, where hard work and determination can lead to success. [... more]

The NFL season is heating up, and the New York Jets are facing a crucial game against the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football. Aaron Rodgers' legacy is on the line, and a win could put the Jets in first place in the division. Meanwhile, the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions are vying for the top spot in the NFC North, and the Kansas City Chiefs are looking to extend their winning streak against the San Francisco 49ers. [... more]

The Democratic National Convention (DNC) is underway, with Kamala Harris set to speak tonight. The convention has been marked by controversy, including a speech by J.D. Vance that criticized the left's obsession with income inequality and their hypocrisy on issues like abortion. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's economic policies have been criticized for their impact on government jobs and the economy. The media has also been called out for their malpractice in reporting on these issues, with some outlets spreading misinformation and others failing to ask tough questions. As the convention comes to a close, it's clear that the Democratic Party is struggling to find its footing on key issues like border control and economic policy. [... more]

The recent wave of protests on college campuses has raised concerns about university safety, free speech, and the spread of anti-Semitic ideologies. The protests are largely driven by the Israel conflict and the Palestinian cause, with some students and faculty members expressing support for Hamas and other extremist groups. The situation has led to calls for universities to take a stronger stance against hate speech and violence, and for the government to take action to prevent the spread of extremist ideologies. [... more]

Anti-Semitic protests are escalating on university campuses in the US, with Jewish students facing violence and intimidation. The Israel-Palestine conflict is being used as a pretext for hate speech and extremism, with some students openly calling for the death of Jews. The ACLJ is working to defend Jewish students' rights and combat anti-Semitism, while also pushing for sanctions against Iran for its support of terrorism. [... more]

The story of Whitaker Chambers, a former communist who became a key witness against the Soviet Union's infiltration of the US government, and his journey from atheism to faith, highlighting the struggle between communism and American values. [... more]

Sergeant Stubby, a stray dog from New Haven, Connecticut, was adopted by the 102nd Infantry Regiment at Yale University and went on to serve in World War I, becoming one of the most decorated war dogs in American history. He was awarded the Iron Cross medal and later became the mascot for Georgetown University, where his owner studied law. Stubby's legacy lives on as his body is on display at the Smithsonian Institute. [... more]

Navigating the complexities of faith and politics, Christians must pray for the nation and use their minds to make informed decisions. The election is a serious matter, with far-reaching consequences for the future. It's essential to treat each other as human beings, not just as votes or political allies, and to live with hope and joy in Jesus, regardless of circumstances. [... more]