The Miami Dolphins cut Tua Tagovailoa, making him a free agent, and the Kansas City Chiefs sign Kenneth Walker III, a Super Bowl MVP. The Dolphins then sign Malik Willis to a three-year, $67.5 million deal, while the Colts sign Alec Pierce to a four-year, $116 million contract. The Chiefs also re-sign Travis Kelce, and the Panthers sign Jalen Phillips to a four-year, $120 million deal. [... more]

The war with Iran is significant due to its potential impact on the balance of superpower influence, the Middle East balance of power, and the economic impact on the world. It also involves Israel, God's chosen people, and the rise of the Antichrist, which is tied to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. The war may lead to a time of peace in the Middle East, but it will ultimately be followed by the invasion of Gog and Magog, which will be supernaturally defeated by God. [... more]

The United States and Israel are taking action against Iran's nuclear program and military capabilities, with the goal of preventing Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. The war is also aimed at stopping Iran's support for terrorist groups and its ballistic missile program. The US military is working with its allies, including Israel, to target Iran's military sites and disrupt its supply chain. The war is expected to be a long and complex one, with many uncertainties and challenges ahead. [... more]

Herman Melville's life reads like his books, full of adventure, color, and penetrating genius. He's now considered America's Shakespeare, but his high esteem today is far from the reality he experienced during his lifetime. Melville's experiences in the Marquesas Islands marked him for the rest of his life as a man who had lived among the cannibals, and they also provided material for his first book, Taipei. He was rescued by an Australian whaling ship and signed on as a seaman, earning his keep working odd jobs and eventually enlisting in the U.S. Navy. Melville's 14 months on board would become the basis for his fifth book, White Jacket. He returned to New York and to his distinguished family, but his education never ceased, and he devoured every book he could get his hands on. Melville's experiences and writings would go on to shape American literature, and he would become a master of fiction, but his reputation fell into the dumpster during his lifetime, and he died almost anonymously. [... more]

The impact of tariffs on small businesses and the economy is a major concern, with President Trump's administration implementing a 15 percent tariff on global imports. The trade deals in place are being reevaluated, and the president's economic story is being told as a success, with gas prices decreasing and the economy growing. Meanwhile, hockey is a major sport in Canada, and the country is devastated by their loss in the recent game, with Hellebuck's performance being a highlight. [... more]

A historic winter storm hits New York City, prompting a snow shoveling program with strict requirements, sparking controversy over voter ID laws and government coercion. Meanwhile, Gavin Newsom's book tour raises eyebrows with his attempt to relate to Southerners, and Tucker Carlson's interview with Mike Huckabee on Israel and Zionism sparks debate. [... more]

The Supreme Court rules in a 6-3 decision that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize the president to impose tariffs, effectively overturning President Trump's emergency tariffs. The decision has significant implications for the president's ability to regulate trade and raises questions about the role of Congress in taxation. [... more]

Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, was honored with the creation of the world's largest cheese, a four-foot block of cheese weighing over 1,200 pounds, as a tribute to his principles of separation of church and state. The cheese was made by the people of Massachusetts and delivered to the White House, where it was served at two New Year's receptions. This unusual gift was a reflection of the democratic culture of the time, where people loved to celebrate and show their support for their leaders in creative and often humorous ways. [... more]

The passing of Robert Duvall is remembered by Billy Bob Thornton, who shares stories about his mentor's life and career. Meanwhile, the director of the 30 for 30 documentary on Stuart Scott, Andre Gaines, talks about the making of the film and Stuart's impact on sports journalism. [... more]

The SAVE Act, a GOP-backed bill requiring voter ID, has passed the House and moves to the Senate. The bill aims to tighten up voter registration identification requirements, sparking debate on election security and American democracy. Meanwhile, the ACLJ has secured a major victory for street preachers in Chicago, protecting their freedom of speech and First Amendment rights. [... more]

James Swanson, author of Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln's Killer, shares the story of John Wilkes Booth's assassination of President Abraham Lincoln and the subsequent manhunt. Swanson delves into Booth's motivations, his escape, and the impact of the assassination on American history. [... more]

Jan Markell, founder and president of Olive Tree Ministries, discusses the perilous times we're living in, the importance of understanding Bible prophecy, and the significance of Israel in the Middle East. She shares her insights on the rise of the Antichrist spirit, strong delusion, and the need for Christians to be salt and light in the midst of chaos. [... more]

President Trump's administration is facing criticism for its handling of the crisis in Minnesota, where protests against ICE have turned violent. Meanwhile, Attorney General Pam Bondi is under fire for her handling of the situation. The debate over immigration and welfare continues to rage, with some calling for stricter border control and others advocating for a more compassionate approach. The Save Act, which aims to prevent voter fraud, is also a topic of discussion. Additionally, the issue of abortion rights is being debated in Virginia, where the new governor is pushing for a constitutional amendment to enshrine abortion rights. The media is also under scrutiny, with some accusing it of promoting socialism and communism. The importance of education and critical thinking is also being emphasized, as well as the need for Hollywood to produce more wholesome and family-friendly content. [... more]

The Battle of the Bulge saw a pivotal tank duel between a US M8 armored car and a German Tiger tank in the town of Saint-Vil, Belgium, where the M8 successfully destroyed the Tiger tank, highlighting the importance of understanding one's strengths and recognizing opportunities in the face of overwhelming odds. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest NFL coaching changes, including the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' purge of several coaches and the potential for Jerry Jones to win four Super Bowls as the Dallas Cowboys' owner. He also talks to William Stanford Davis, the actor who plays Mr. Johnson on the hit TV show Abbott Elementary, about his experiences growing up in St. Louis and watching baseball legends like Stan Musial and Bob Gibson. [... more]

Crime rates in Memphis have been on the decline, with some attributing the drop to President Trump's efforts to send in federal agents. However, others argue that the city's mayor, Paul Young, deserves credit for the decrease. Meanwhile, a controversy has erupted over the Knoxville Symphony's hiring practices, with some accusing the orchestra of prioritizing diversity over merit. In related news, real estate experts are predicting a rebound in the market, with mortgage rates at a one-year low. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the latest news and current events, including the issue of illegal immigration, fraud, and the H-1B visa program, as well as the upcoming midterms and the potential impact on conservative politics. The show also touches on the topic of Christian faith and the recent comments made by Marjorie Taylor Greene. Additionally, the hosts discuss the ongoing fraud investigation in Minnesota, the importance of independent media, and the growing NIL controversy in college sports. [... more]

A Florida man's bizarre antics, including wielding a Salvation Army donation kettle, have raised eyebrows. Meanwhile, a young journalist exposed a massive Minnesota daycare fraud, potentially the largest in U.S. history, where billions of dollars were funneled through Somali-ran businesses. Artificial intelligence continues to advance, with a vending machine experiment showcasing its promises and failings. The need for nuclear energy has become increasingly apparent, particularly for powering AI systems, and some politicians are starting to acknowledge the importance of natural gas and nuclear in their states' economies. [... more]

Rich Zeoli sits in for Dana An independent citizen journalist goes viral for exposing the massive fraud in Minnesota's daycare system Gov Tim Walz ignores questions about the Billions in fraud that is happening under his watch Democrats are already planning to impeach Trump if they take over power An experiment is conducted involving an AI office vending machine at the Wall Street Journal office that ended up giving in to ridiculous demands including staging a coup against their boss and losing hundreds in profits President Trump hosts Zelensky following his phone call with Putin Is there an end in [... more]

A controversy is brewing over the H-1B visa program, with reports that FedEx is hiring hundreds of foreign workers while laying off American employees. Critics argue that the program is being manipulated to bring in cheaper labor, and that American workers are being unfairly replaced. The issue is sparking debate and concern among lawmakers and the public, with many calling for reform to prioritize American workers. [... more]