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Top News Stories Jan 23, 2026 – 05:00 PM CST
Top News Stories Jan 23, 2026 – 02:00 PM CST
Episode 100 is here! From Greenland and global power struggles to biblical wisdom on debt, freedom, and dependence, Kirk Cameron connects Scripture to today’s headlines in a way that will challenge how you see the world map and your own life. Plus, viral clips, cultural flashpoints, and honest conversations about faith, leadership, and what it really means to follow Christ in a complicated moment. If freedom, truth, and faith matter to you, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.
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Top News Stories Jan 23, 2026 – 12:00 PM CST
Top News Stories Jan 23, 2026 – 11:00 AM CST
Top News Stories Jan 23, 2026 – 09:00 AM CST
AM WALL STREET BUSINESS – 01-23-2026
A rare streak of good news can change how we see the week, and this one delivers. We open with a human story that cuts through the noise: a quarterback ranked 2,149th out of high school fights his way to Heisman glory and leads Indiana to a national title. It’s about grit, faith, and leadership under pressure—and why those habits are the building blocks of cultural renewal.
From there we get clarity where it counts. Trump draws a bright line against anti‑Semitism—“not welcome or needed” in MAGA or the GOP—while Israel awards him its prestigious Israel Prize, the first time it’s gone to someone living outside the country. Love him or hate him, commitments to Israel’s security and the fight against anti‑Semitism aren’t abstract; they carry real‑world consequences that allies recognize.
We also dig into signals from the Supreme Court that point toward protecting girls’ sports under Title IX. Definitions matter, biology matters, and restoring fairness for female athletes is overdue. On Capitol Hill, a performative War Powers push over Venezuela implodes when a simple point of order reveals there are no troops to withdraw. It’s a reminder that process still works when someone’s paying attention. And we talk frank oversight of federal judges who try to set national policy from the bench—accountability is a constitutional feature, not a bug.
Education might be the most consequential shift: Dallas and Houston are expanding merit‑based pay for teachers, rewarding effectiveness over seniority and allowing pay to adjust when results slip. It’s not a knock on great teachers—it’s a push to align incentives with student learning and give high‑need campuses the talent they deserve. We close with momentum for the Convention of States as Kansas becomes the 20th state, bringing the effort closer to proposing amendments that restore federalism and rein in runaway agencies.
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Top News Stories Jan 23, 2026 – 05:00 AM CST
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