The rise of Islam in America and its potential impact on the country's future is a topic of concern for many Christians. With the election of a Muslim socialist as mayor of New York City, some are warning of a growing threat to American values and the Christian worldview. International journalist Alex Newman joins the discussion, highlighting the importance of understanding Islamic theology and the role of globalism and socialism in promoting Islamic expansion. He also touches on the growing anti-Israel sentiment on the right and the need for Christians to be aware of the threats to their values and freedoms. [... more]

The story of the most unexpected event of the 20th century, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, and the events leading up to it, told through the eyes of those who called the shots on the ground. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses various topics including the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, the TSA's new rules, the new Superman movie, and favorite movies. The show also covers politics, immigration, and Hollywood's push for a woke agenda. [... more]

The heroic age of polar exploration gave way to the mechanical age, where aircraft and motor cars changed the nature and method of exploration. Richard Byrd and Roald Amundsen engaged in a thrilling competition to be the first to overfly the North Pole, with Byrd ultimately emerging victorious. [... more]

Walter Sepulveda, a penniless Czech immigrant's son, amassed an arsenal of military aircraft in his backyard, defying odds and regulations. He bought and transported planes, including a Navy Corsair and a jet fighter plane, using a school bus and his ingenuity. Sepulveda's obsession with aviation and his determination to save historic aircraft earned him a reputation as a unique collector. [... more]

John Collins shares his journey to breaking the Guinness World Record for the farthest flight by a paper aircraft, using a unique glider design and a thrower team to achieve the 226-foot, 10-inch distance. [... more]

The heroic age of polar exploration gave way to the mechanical age, marked by the use of aircraft and airships. Explorers like Richard Byrd and Roald Amundsen competed in a treacherous race to be the first to overfly the North Pole, with Byrd ultimately emerging victorious. [... more]

A civic education program known as Girls State empowers young women to pursue their dreams of becoming leaders, while electric planes revolutionize air travel with their environmental benefits. Meanwhile, a proposed airport expansion threatens the tranquility of Walden Pond, and a California entrepreneur is working to provide financial freedom to Afghan women through her rug-making business. Additionally, opera is evolving to become more diverse and inclusive, with artists from around the world breaking cultural barriers. [... more]

The heroic age of polar exploration gave way to the mechanical age, where aircraft and motor cars changed the nature and method of exploration. The competition between aerostat and aerodyne took on a particular importance in terms of polar exploration, with explorers risking their lives for scientific pursuits and national prestige. [... more]

John Collins, the Guinness World Record holder for the farthest flight by a paper aircraft, shares his story of how he came to break the record. From tinkering with paper airplane designs as a child to working with a thrower to achieve the perfect flight, Collins reveals the science and experimentation behind his record-breaking feat. [... more]

John Collins shares his journey to breaking the Guinness World Record for the farthest flight by a paper aircraft, a feat that required innovative folding techniques, precise throwing, and a team effort. Meanwhile, a new podcast explores the challenges and triumphs of people living with myasthenia gravis, a rare neuromuscular condition. [... more]

The heroic age of polar exploration gave way to the mechanical age, where aircraft and motor cars changed the nature and method of exploration. Two of the greatest explorers of the era, Richard E. Byrd and Roald Amundsen, engaged in a thrilling competition to be the first to overfly the North Pole in 1926, using an airship and an airplane respectively. [... more]

Wichita has a storied history as the air capital of the world, with companies like Cessna and Learjet revolutionizing aviation. Clyde Cessna and Bill Lear were pioneers in the industry, with Cessna developing the monoplane design and Lear creating the private jet. Today, Wichita remains a hub for aircraft manufacturing, with 40% of all aircraft parts and components coming from the city. [... more]

Robert Todd Lincoln, the son of President Abraham Lincoln, lived a life of great accomplishment and tragedy, narrowly missing his father's assassination and witnessing two other presidential assassinations. John Collins, a paper airplane enthusiast, achieved the Guinness World Record for the farthest flight by a paper aircraft, a feat that required years of dedication and perseverance. Meanwhile, millions of Americans will make Medicare coverage decisions for next year, and UnitedHealthcare is there to help. [... more]