Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  • Are drugs really victimless, or are they killing America’s future?
    The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Drugs aren’t just a public health issue — they’re a national security threat. If we don’t wake up now, we’re handing America’s future to foreign powers and criminal syndicates who profit from our silence. The numbers are staggering: 110,000 Americans died from drug overdoses in 2023, making drugs the #1 killer of Americans aged 18–44...
    58 min
  • Democrat voters demand new leadership
    The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – In a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll, 62% of self-identified Democrats call for fresh leadership, frustrated by current focus on transgender bathroom debates and endless opposition to Trump. Bill Maher urges change after controversies on The View, while dozens of House Democrats sided with Republicans against impeachment. Voters demand new vision — will party heed the warning...
    58 min
  • Hormones, scalpels, and gavels: Lawsuit updates on trans kids
    Nurses Out Loud – How are people sent down the hospital path of hormones and scalpels? A recent Supreme Court ruling impacts 25 states with bans on the practice. A lawsuit was filed by a detransitioner against their “gender-affirming” doctor. The doctor in question just happens to be the lead author on the controversial study suppressed over fear of being “weaponized” by people who...
    58 min
  • What politicians fear the most!
    Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – You have the right to assemble and picket at congressional district offices. Politicians fear this because it attracts press coverage, creating stories they prefer to avoid. Repeatedly organizing peaceful protests can influence politicians. In New Jersey, some politicians have fled their district offices through the back door to avoid facing protesters...
    58 min
  • What you support says a lot about you
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – What you choose to support reveals your values, beliefs, and limits. From political endorsements and policy stances to civic actions and social movements, every decision signals who you are. Exploring recent news events—from legislation and protests to electoral outcomes—offers insight into the moral fabric and priorities of diverse communities nationwide...
    58 min
  • Opera star Alexandra Levine on anti-Semitism and peace
    Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – World-renowned opera singer Alexandra Levine speaks passionately about rising anti-Semitism in America, attributing campus hatred to past administrations and praising current efforts to revoke visas and mandate Holocaust education. She condemns foreign influence on U.S. politics, highlights U.S.-Israel solidarity, and urges officials to prioritize allies. A call to stand firm and champion peace...
    58 min
  • American research and clinical agenda impacted by Trump’s executive orders
    The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – January 2025 executive orders from the Trump administration halt certain high-risk gain-of-function studies at NIH to bolster biosecurity, and the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision upholds Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors, igniting debate over clinical protections and children’s rights under emerging federal policies, including urgent public health implications...
    57 min
  • The war on words gives new meaning to fascism and democracy
    Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – The redefinition of fascism is part of a larger pattern. “Racism” now means disagreement with any DEI policy. “Democracy” means one-party rule, as long as it’s the correct party. “Equity” means unequal treatment enforced by state mandate. The left does not merely debate; it redefines, then declares all dissent illegitimate by definition...
    57 min
  • Up close and personal in Minnesota
    Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Kathy Anderson-Martin – Representative Mike Wiener shares a firsthand account of the recent June 7 intrusion and shootings targeting fellow legislators and their families at the Capital, reflecting on the corrosive effects of divisive rhetoric and sensationalized media. He urges Americans to reclaim empathy, unity, and collective civic responsibility in confronting political violence...
    0 min
  • Suppressing the truth
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Why do so many people hide reality, despite Jesus’s promise that truth frees us? This discussion examines instances of concealed truths—from the quiet release of a puberty blocker study after disappointing results, to politicians spreading lies about firearm silencers and gender privacy in locker rooms—highlighting the stakes of suppressing facts in faith, health, and culture...
    58 min

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