Dana Lash discusses the ongoing hostage deal negotiations between Hamas and Israel, the White House's stance on the matter, and the complexities of the situation. She also touches on various other topics, including the Trump trials, the construction industry, and the importance of merit over identity in hiring practices. [... more]

A 97-year-old man receives a precious gift on his birthday - the chance to hear his late wife's voice singing the Ave Maria, a moment that brings joy and life to his memory of her. [... more]

John Hannah shares two pivotal moments in his life that pushed him towards excellence, including being bullied as a child and overcoming adversity under legendary coach Bear Bryant at the University of Alabama. [... more]

A young woman's family is shattered by gruesome violence when her sister and brother-in-law are murdered in their home. The killer is eventually caught and sentenced to life in prison without parole. The victim's sister reflects on the experience and how it changed her perspective on life and her decision to work against gun violence and the death penalty. [... more]

The New York Public Library's history is filled with fascinating stories, including the tale of John Fiedler, the building's first superintendent, and his family, who lived in the library for 38 years. From playing baseball with books as bases to reciting poetry to Queen Marie of Romania, the Fiedler children's adventures are a testament to the library's unique and enchanting atmosphere. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses the upcoming midterm elections, criticizing the Biden administration's policies, including the vaccine mandate and critical race theory in public education. The show also touches on the Department of Education, abortion, religious freedom, the China virus, and the military's strength. [... more]