The Department of Justice creates a new Assistant Attorney General to tackle fraud, with national jurisdiction to prosecute cases across the country. Meanwhile, protests in Iran show signs of momentum, with people from various demographics taking to the streets, and the Iranian regime's power base beginning to unravel. The situation in Iran has significant implications for Middle East stability and global energy prices. [... more]

A twice-deported illegal immigrant from Honduras is charged with stabbing a 24-year-old on the Charlotte light rail, sparking criticism of soft-on-crime policies and vetting failures. The incident marks the second high-profile violent incident on Charlotte's public transportation system in recent months. Meanwhile, North Carolina's overall financial health remains strong, with a new audit showing a net positive position increase of $6 billion. The state's investment in capital assets was $76 billion, and the AAA bond rating was reaffirmed by top credit rating agencies. In other news, a primary challenge is underway in the North Carolina Senate, with Senator Phil Berger facing a challenge from Sheriff Sam Page. [... more]

The Gaza peace deal has led to the release of 20 living Israeli hostages, while in North Carolina, a state representative has been charged with statutory rape and indecent liberties with a minor. The pharmaceutical industry is facing potential tariffs, and the craft brewing industry is still recovering from Hurricane Helene. Meanwhile, lawmakers are calling for the resignation of the embattled state representative. [... more]

Utah prosecutors are pursuing the death penalty against 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Meanwhile, North Carolina Governor Josh Stein is requesting an additional $13.5 billion in federal funding to aid in the recovery from Hurricane Helene. The state has received only 9% of the total damage in federal relief dollars so far, compared to 70% for states similarly devastated by other hurricanes. [... more]

A discussion on the topics of free speech, hate speech, and censorship, with examples from Germany and the US, as well as a look at the rise of cannabis cocktails and the potential health risks of burning scented candles. Additionally, the hosts discuss the Trump administration's actions and the concept of an 'alpha male'. [... more]

Democrats are beginning their inflation blame game against Trump less than a month into his presidency Sen Rand Paul suggests DOGE audit Fort Knox for gold Minutes interviewed communications consultants who were never actual employees of USAID and presented them as though they were longtime employees who were fired for lack of loyalty CBS's Margaret Brennan claims the Nazi Holocaust occurred because free speech was weaponized in Germany while German prosecutors are arresting people for insulting others A German group called HateAid says free speech needs boundaries Al Sharpton claims Trump wants to overthrow the government Dana Loesch reacts to [... more]

The fall of the Syrian government has led to a power vacuum in the Middle East, with rebel groups affiliated with al-Qaeda and ISIS vying for control. Meanwhile, in the US, President-elect Trump is facing opposition from Democrats and some Republicans over his cabinet nominees, including Pete Hegseth and Tulsi Gabbard. The Biden administration's pardon of Hunter Biden has also sparked controversy, with some calling it a 'slush fund' for the president's family. In Congress, the new Republican majority is looking to pass legislation to renew the 2017 tax cuts and improve border security. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of standing up for what is right and obeying God rather than man, referencing the apostles in Acts 5. He also talks about the need for tactical civics and enforcing the Constitution, highlighting the role of grand juries and the corruption of prosecutors. The conversation also touches on the January 6th political imprisonment and the treatment of Jake Lang, a J-6 prisoner of war. [... more]

- Hour Rich reacts to the -page complaint filed by federal prosecutors against Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter Ippei Mizuhara for stealing M from the Dodgers star ESPN MLB Reporter Alden Gonzalez and Rich discuss the circumstances that led to the Ohtani Ippei Mizuhara theft gambling scandal what the next legal steps are for Mizuhara and what lingering questions remain after prosecutors' thorough investigation Rich and Boston fan Chris Brockman discuss the Celtics' late-season slump and the rise of the Knicks under Jalen Brunson Please check out other RES productions Overreaction Monday http apple co overreactionmonday What the Football with Suzy [... more]

Paul's testimony of righteousness, self-control, and judgment to come convicts Felix, but he dismisses the gospel and prioritizes his own selfish desires, ultimately leading to his downfall. [... more]

The Bible challenges each and every one of us to get to the next level, but it never condemns us in the process. Christians have to accept that life hurts and losses, but we accept them without losing Christ. We have to trust in Him, and He causes all things to work together for the good if we hang in there. [... more]

Apostle Paul stands before his prosecutors, refusing to cave in to their accusations and instead choosing to preach the gospel, demonstrating his unwavering faith and commitment to his beliefs. [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) has been fighting for 13 years against the targeting of conservative groups and individuals by the IRS and the Justice Department. Special counsel Jack Smith's office has been at the center of this issue, with his expansive views of the law leading to the silencing of core political speech and the stifling of free speech. The ACLJ is standing with whistleblowers who have come forward to expose the truth about this conspiracy against the American people. [... more]

The ACLJ is standing up to the deep state's chokehold on the constitutional republic, defending whistleblowers like FBI Special Agent Karen O'Boyle and FBI Staff Operations Specialist Marcus Allen, who are being treated horribly by their government for testifying against political corruption in the FBI. [... more]

The Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 was the deadliest act of homegrown terrorism in American history, killing 168 people. A storyteller, John Moy, was called upon by federal prosecutors to help craft a story that would convince the jury to convict Terry Nichols, who was accused of conspiring with Timothy McVeigh. Moy worked with the prosecutors to distill the complex evidence into a clear and compelling story, using techniques such as visual aids and storytelling principles to help the jury understand the case. [... more]

A former prisoner shares his 25-year fight for truth and justice after being wrongly accused of crimes he never committed. He discusses the corruption in the prison system, the flaws in the capital punishment process, and the cover-ups of Satanism in the justice system. He also talks about the importance of standing up for the truth and fighting for what is right. [... more]

A former prisoner shares his story of wrongful conviction and the corrupt system that led to his imprisonment, highlighting the need for forgiveness and the importance of standing up for one's rights in the face of false accusations and corrupt authorities. [... more]

Understanding the importance of having a power of attorney in place, especially for aging individuals, and how it can help avoid complex and costly guardianship processes. Additionally, exploring the impact of cybercrime on our daily lives and the recent Supreme Court decision limiting the scope of the nation's main cybercrime law, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA). [... more]