Dr. Michael Brown discusses the rise of Jew hatred on university campuses, the complicity of elite universities, and the need for a radical ideological overhaul. He also explores the significance of the Feast of Trumpets, Israel's restoration, and the importance of understanding God's purposes for Israel. [... more]

College is expensive, but many organizations offer scholarships to help students pay for tuition and fees. By applying for scholarships, students can reduce their financial burden and avoid taking on debt. Online resources such as FastWeb, the College Board, and niche.com can help students find and apply for scholarships that match their qualifications and interests. [... more]

Ivy League universities have been advancing DEI ideology, which is explicitly anti-Western and often anti-Semitic. This ideology has been pushed by radical Islamist faculty members, who have been hired using foreign funding. The Department of Education has been promoting critical race theory, leading to disasters in American education. The Trump administration is considering abolishing the Department of Education, which could be a solution to the problems plaguing American education. [... more]

The Jewish people's connection to the land of Israel is rooted in biblical prophecy, and their return to the land is a fulfillment of God's promise. However, the rise of anti-Semitism and Jew hatred on university campuses is a concerning trend that must be addressed. Dr. Michael Brown discusses the importance of understanding God's purposes for Israel and the need for spiritual restoration and repentance among the Jewish people. [... more]

The Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, is under fire for his handling of the Ukraine spending package, which provides funding for Israel and Ukraine but does not address border security. Meanwhile, Jewish students on university campuses are facing anti-Semitism and violence, and conservative talk radio is under attack. The economy is also a concern, with interest rates and inflation on the rise, and experts are advising people to diversify their retirement portfolios with gold and silver. [... more]

Anti-Semitic protests are escalating on university campuses in the US, with Jewish students facing violence and intimidation. The Israel-Palestine conflict is being used as a pretext for hate speech and extremism, with some students openly calling for the death of Jews. The ACLJ is working to defend Jewish students' rights and combat anti-Semitism, while also pushing for sanctions against Iran for its support of terrorism. [... more]

Jay Bilas joins Rich Eisen to discuss the current state of college basketball, the impact of NIL and the transfer portal, and the potential changes coming to the NCAA. They also touch on the 12-team college football playoff format and the professionalization of college sports. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the potential collapse of secular universities, particularly those leaning to the left, due to declining enrollment, intellectual bankruptcy, and the spread of radical ideologies. He also touches on the importance of free speech, the dangers of Marxist ideologies and critical race theory, and the rise of Christian schools as an alternative to secular education. [... more]

A group of thought leaders, including Jenna Robinson, are working to reform higher education through legislation, focusing on general education and the importance of teaching Western tradition and the Bible. They propose a model general education act that would create a new school of general education and mandate certain courses, including history, humanities, and economics, while exempting STEM majors from some requirements. [... more]

The host discusses various topics, including anti-Semitism, border security, college campuses, free speech, and censorship, as well as corruption, crime, and unusual stories from Florida. She also talks about climate change, social media, and feminism, and critiques the Biden administration and its policies. [... more]

Christian universities are now offering a new career path for students in financial planning, combining Certified Financial Planner and Certified Kingdom Advisor programs to train professionals who can offer holistic, biblical financial advice and serve others while making a good living. [... more]

Todd Stearns discusses the ongoing conflict in Israel and Palestine, the threat of terrorism, and the need for stronger border security. He also talks about the Republican Party's efforts to engage with younger voters and the importance of addressing the economy and safety concerns. Additionally, he addresses the issue of anti-Semitism on college campuses and the need for Christians to stand with the Jewish community. [... more]

Mike Johnson is elected as the new Speaker of the House, promising to release J6 tapes and restore fiscal order. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is under pressure to support Israel against Hamas and Iran, while also dealing with anti-Semitism on university campuses and the consequences of progressive education. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, specifically the situation in Gaza and the response of various world leaders, including Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley. She also touches on the topic of energy, criticizing the reliance on green energy and advocating for fossil fuels. Additionally, she addresses the issue of refugees and the responsibility of Arab nations to take them in. [... more]

The potential collapse of secular universities is being debated, with factors such as declining enrollment, high tuitions, and radical ideologies contributing to the decline. Meanwhile, Christian colleges and universities are seeing a surge in enrollment, and the gap between liberal and conservative values is widening, with conservative women having higher birth rates and conservative adults raising more children. [... more]

The Christian Worldview radio program examines current events, including the Supreme Court's ruling on Christian liberty, the rise of Islam in France, and the implications of multiculturalism and immigration on Western societies. The program also discusses the threat of Islamization and the potential for a false religious prophet in the end times, as described in Revelation. [... more]

The JR Sport Brief Show on CBS Sports Radio discusses the NCAA tournament, college basketball coaches, and the impact of NIL on college athletics. The hosts analyze the latest games and upsets, and debate the role of coaches like Rick Pitino, who continues to coach at 70 years old. They also discuss the changing landscape of college sports and the need for reform to ensure fair compensation for student-athletes. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses various topics including Christianity, conservatism, politics, Fox News, Ukraine, monkeypox, religious liberty, Jan 6th, vaccines, and depopulation. He also talks about his personal life, including his use of the Galaxy Z Flip 4 phone and his love of reading. [... more]

The impact of followers of Jesus on modern society is profound, with many of the world's top hospitals, universities, and medical breakthroughs having been founded by Christians who lived out the teachings of Jesus. From the Mayo Clinic to Harvard University, the stories of ordinary people who did extraordinary good are a testament to the power of faith in action. [... more]

President Biden's handling of the Ukraine situation is being questioned by many, including Senator Rand Paul, who believes it's a 'wag the dog' story. Meanwhile, the Durham report reveals a deep state conspiracy to spy on President Trump, and the media is ignoring the story. On university campuses, Sex Week is underway, promoting liberal and woke ideologies. The Todd Starnes Show discusses these topics and more, including the need for a spiritual revival in America and the dangers of cancel culture and identity politics. [... more]

A new report highlights pervasive sex discrimination at North Carolina universities, with programs limiting or excluding men from certain fields. Meanwhile, a lawsuit challenges the use of affirmative action in undergraduate admissions at UNC Chapel Hill, and a new state Supreme Court Chief Justice vows to keep courts open during the pandemic. Additionally, parents are turning to learning pods as a way to provide alternative education for their children during the COVID-19 pandemic. [... more]

The impact of COVID-19 on North Carolina's public education system and small businesses is being felt, with parents opting for alternative education options and lawmakers debating relief measures. Meanwhile, the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court has sparked discussions about originalism and court packing. [... more]

North Carolina's response to COVID-19 has had a major impact on public schools, with many students returning to online learning. State lawmakers have sent $335 checks to parents of school-aged children, but critics argue that the checks are not enough to cover the costs of virtual learning. Meanwhile, the University of North Carolina has faced criticism for its handling of the pandemic, with some students and faculty members expressing concerns about the quality of online education. The state's education system is also facing challenges, with some schools struggling to provide adequate resources and support for students. As the state looks to the future, lawmakers are considering proposals to increase funding for public schools and to expand parental school choice options. [... more]

A recent study reveals the characteristics of COVID-19 patients, including age, gender, and underlying health conditions. The University of North Carolina system faces scrutiny and criticism from higher education watchdogs. A federal electric vehicle tax credit is being used to subsidize wealthy Californians, rather than helping average Americans. North Carolina congressman Richard Hudson expresses disappointment with the direction of the police reform conversation. [... more]

North Carolina sports news and analysis, including Coach Roy Williams' entertaining press conference, the NBA draft, and the College World Series. Also, discussion on beer sales in college football, NC State's tailgating culture, and the potential impact of a new soccer stadium in downtown Raleigh. [... more]

The FBI's decision not to indict Hillary Clinton has sparked outrage and skepticism in America, with many questioning the rule of law and justice. Meanwhile, Christianity is facing increasing hostility and moral values are being challenged in society. Conservative professors are also struggling to thrive in progressive universities, where they often feel forced to hide their views until they achieve tenure. As the education system continues to evolve, it's essential to address the issues of faith, morality, and intellectual freedom. [... more]