North Carolina Governor Josh Stein is calling for a $1.4 billion critical needs budget to address the state's budget crisis, which has been ongoing for over two and a half years. The budget would provide raises for teachers, state troopers, and other state law enforcement, as well as fund Medicaid and other critical needs. Meanwhile, U.S. Senator Ted Budd is voicing his support for President Trump's approach towards Iran, citing the regime's history of terrorism and pursuit of nuclear weapons. In other news, a federal judge has ruled against a Libertarian voter who challenged North Carolina's ballot selfie restrictions, citing the state's interest in preventing vote buying and coercion. Additionally, North Carolina's charter school infrastructure is set to receive a major boost from a record-breaking $52.9 million federal grant, which will support the establishment of new charter schools and career and technical education programs. [... more]

A winter storm warning has been issued for all 100 counties in North Carolina, with the state expecting a second weekend of winter weather. Meanwhile, a recent poll shows that public education in North Carolina is facing strong opposition, with 82.6% of respondents saying that COVID-19 school shutdowns had a negative impact on student achievement. The poll also found that 63.7% of voters support the Opportunity Scholarship Program, and 57.5% support charter schools. [... more]

North Carolina continues to experience significant population growth, with a 1.3% growth rate, trailing only Texas and Florida. The state is also facing rising electricity costs due to the growth of data centers, particularly those using AI technology. A bipartisan group of governors, including North Carolina's Josh Stein, are pressuring the nation's largest regional electrical grid operator to lower prices. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is launching a nationwide freedom truck tour to celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence, with a stop in North Carolina. [... more]

A bill introduced by Representative Mark Harris aims to repeal the congressional charter of the National Education Association, citing its alleged support for a radical agenda. Meanwhile, the State Board of Elections in North Carolina is notifying over 100,000 voters that they are missing required HAVA ID information, which will be used to verify their voter registration. The board has agreed to collect this information as part of a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice. Additionally, a North Carolina mother faced an obstacle while registering to homeschool her children due to her college diploma being written in Latin, and the state's education funding is at risk due to a federal freeze on funds. [... more]

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein declares a state of emergency in response to Tropical Storm Chantal, while the State Board of Elections launches an initiative to collect missing identification numbers from registered voters. Meanwhile, the recovery process from Hurricane Helene continues in Western North Carolina, with the city of Asheville still rebuilding its park system and recreational facilities. [... more]

The Trump administration's tariff announcements have caused uncertainty for North Carolina businesses, while the state deals with the aftermath of Tropical Storm Chantal's devastating floods. Meanwhile, the North Carolina Board of Education is questioning the constitutionality of a bill that would expand the authority of charter school review boards, and the state's education system is facing challenges in the wake of a veto by Governor Josh Stein. [... more]

David P. Hardy shares his story of teaching at a charter school in West Philadelphia, where he implemented a strict academic focus and discipline, leading to impressive results and a reputation as a different kind of school. [... more]

The Oklahoma charter school board's approval of St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School, a religious charter school, is being challenged by the state's attorney general, raising questions about the intersection of school choice, religious freedom, and the free exercise clause. [... more]

Governor Morris, a founding father, played a pivotal role in the creation of the U.S. Constitution, writing the document's preamble and arguing against slavery, a courageous and farsighted stance that made him a man ahead of his time. [... more]

North Carolina has expanded its Opportunity Scholarship Program, providing scholarships to an additional 54,000 students. The program allows families to choose private schools, charter schools, or home schools, giving them more options for their children's education. This expansion is part of a broader effort to reform education in North Carolina, with the goal of improving outcomes for all students. [... more]

Biblical principles guide Christian financial advisors in managing debt, making wise financial decisions, and prioritizing clients' best interests. Understanding fiduciary interest and seeking professional advice can help individuals navigate complex financial situations and make informed decisions about their assets and investments. [... more]

A mortgage company founded on Christian values and biblical wisdom, Movement Mortgage has grown dramatically since its founding in 2008, using its profits to fund charitable outreach and community impact through the Movement Foundation, which has given away over $377 million to date, supporting education, healthcare, and poverty relief efforts in the US and around the world. [... more]

Governor Morris, a founding father, played a pivotal role in the framing and formation of the U.S. Constitution, writing the document's preamble and arguing against slavery in a courageous and farsighted speech at the Philadelphia Convention. [... more]

Today Nikita answers questions from Ilya Soroka Listen for another great episode of Q A [... more]

Charlamagne discusses his new book, his views on politics, and his thoughts on the current state of the country, including the presidential race, DEI, and systemic racism, as well as his opinions on charter schools, affirmative action, and the role of Vice President Kamala Harris. [... more]

Texas Governor Greg Abbott discusses the crisis at the US-Mexico border, where over 290,000 people crossed illegally in December, and the Biden administration's policies are contributing to the chaos. He also talks about the lawsuit filed by New York City Mayor Eric Adams against bus companies transporting migrants to New York, and the hypocrisy of Democrats claiming to be the party of migrants while trying to shift the burden to Texas. [... more]

Governor Morris, a founding father, played a pivotal role in the framing and formation of the US Constitution, writing the document's preamble and arguing against slavery, a stance that made him a man ahead of his time. [... more]

The host discusses the absurdity of having multiple potato dishes at Thanksgiving, then vents about her hatred for Peloton and its virtue signaling. She also talks about the importance of critical thinking, the decline in life expectancy for men, and a disturbing incident of anti-Semitism involving bus drivers who refused to transport Jewish people to a rally. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including the conflict in Israel, the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, her disdain for Peloton, and the current state of politics in the US, including gun control and the Republican party's struggles with leadership. [... more]

The first Thanksgiving was not just a celebration of abundance, but also a testament to the power of private property and biblical economics. The Pilgrims at Plymouth Plantation initially implemented a communistic system, which led to starvation and hardship. However, they later abandoned this approach and adopted private property, leading to a bountiful harvest and a new way of life. [... more]