A look at the latest developments in North Carolina politics, including the U.S. Senate race between Roy Cooper and Michael Watley, and the ongoing debate over tax reform and property tax rates. Additionally, the state health plan is seeking a new third-party administrator and pharmacy benefit manager. [... more]

A family's desperate search for a missing mother, Nancy Guthrie, continues as investigators follow a lead on a suspicious glove. Meanwhile, the Trump administration rolls back Obama-era climate regulations, and the EPA administrator discusses the impact of deregulation on the environment and the economy. In sports news, new New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh talks about his vision for the team and his spiritual approach to leadership. [... more]

When someone passes away, their estate must be administered, and the process can be complex. The executor, administrator, or personal representative has a fiduciary duty to collect assets, pay debts, and distribute the estate according to the will or state laws. A trust can help avoid probate and ensure that assets are distributed efficiently. Medical bills can also impact an inheritance, and estate planning is crucial to protect one's assets and loved ones. [... more]

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced a $50 billion initiative to support rural health transformation, aiming to improve healthcare access and quality in rural areas, particularly in hospitals at risk of closure, by leveraging technology, quality control tools, and innovative solutions. [... more]

Understanding what happens to debt after death and how a little planning today can spare your family unnecessary heartache and confusion tomorrow. Creating a clear plan now, including organized records, updated beneficiaries, and a will or trust, can make all the difference. Secured debts are tied to an asset, such as a home or car, while unsecured debts, like credit cards, are usually paid from your estate. Some assets are protected, like life insurance proceeds and retirement accounts with named beneficiaries. But this only works if your beneficiary designations are accurate and up to date. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including COVID-19, vaccines, politics, crime, free speech, government control, small businesses, and conservative commentary, highlighting concerns about the impact of government policies on individuals and society. [... more]

President Trump announces a landmark trade deal with the European Union A Former Marine helped put an end to a mass stabbing inside a Walmart in Traverse City Michigan Zohran Mamdani attended a lavish three-day-party at his family's private estate in Uganda for his wedding H D A woke leftist calls American Eagle fascist propaganda after they feature Sydney Sweeney in an ad campaign Gavin Newsom claims Trump is trying to rig the Midterm elections over Texas' redistricting Food airdrops in Gaza are reportedly injuring people The UK Government posts a job opening for a Sharia Law Administrator A British [... more]

Crystal Payne shares practical ways to prepare for back-to-school expenses and save money during tax-free weekends. She also discusses the importance of stewardship and honoring God through financial decisions, and provides advice on managing debt and investing in gold-backed currencies. [... more]

Todd Stearns discusses government waste and corruption, including unemployment benefits being sent to people over 115 years old, and the need for tax cuts to stimulate the economy. He also talks about the impact of China tariffs and the efforts of Elon Musk and Doge to expose government corruption. [... more]

Randy Alcorn discusses the six principles from his book The Treasure Principle, emphasizing the importance of a biblical worldview in managing finances and cultivating an eternal perspective. He explains that God owns everything and we are his money managers, and that our heart follows where we put our treasure. Alcorn also shares insights on cultivating an eternal perspective, the law of rewards, and God's prosperity for the purpose of giving. [... more]

When a loved one passes away, it's essential to take the right financial steps to settle their estate. Rob West provides guidance on the six financial steps to take, including obtaining a death certificate, notifying financial institutions, and filing a petition to begin the probate process. He also emphasizes the importance of prayer and seeking wisdom in this challenging time. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the recent pardon of Hunter Biden, the Biden administration's handling of Ukraine and African nations, and the need for accountability and due process in the face of tax evasion and other crimes. [... more]

The role of the pastor, elder, or church leader is often mired in confusion and unbiblical jargon. The New Testament Scriptures identify church leaders by three primary terms or titles: presbuteroi, episkopos, and poimenos. These terms refer to the same office of leadership in the church, emphasizing the importance of spiritual leadership and shepherding in the local church. [... more]

Establishing financial goals, avoiding consumptive lifestyles, and having a budget are key to financial freedom. Giving generously and living within one's means can also lead to financial contentment. Understanding Medicare and Social Security can help individuals plan for retirement and make informed decisions about their finances. [... more]

When a loved one passes away, it's essential to take the right financial steps to ensure their estate is settled properly. Prayer is a crucial first step, followed by obtaining a death certificate, filing a petition to begin the probate process, and notifying financial institutions and advisors. Understanding inheritance tax and charitable giving options can also help individuals make informed decisions about their loved one's assets. [... more]

Estate planning and administration involve various fiduciary relationships, including executors, administrators, and trustees. A power of attorney is a document that appoints someone as an attorney-in-fact or agent to manage another's affairs. Understanding these roles and responsibilities is crucial for individuals and families navigating the complexities of estate planning and administration. [... more]

The FBI's Counterterrorism Division has been using threat tags to track parents who attend school board meetings, raising concerns about the federalization of local issues and the chilling effect on parental speech. [... more]