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The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Are we graduating students who can’t read or write? A recent lawsuit filed by a Connecticut student from Hartford Public High School makes that very claim. Nationally, roughly 70 percent of 8th-grade students are not proficient in mathematics, writing, or reading comprehension. Unless the education system goes through a complete overhaul, America will continue to suffer...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – A landmark executive order strengthens religious freedom, protecting Christians, pro-life advocates, and parents from unjust targeting. It safeguards religious charities, preserves accommodations, and upholds First Amendment rights. The ACLJ continues its fight for religious liberty, ensuring faith communities can practice without fear of persecution or government overreach.

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Can churches and government work together to combat poverty? Jimmy Hinton explores Thom Rainer’s predictions about the future of faith, the rise of house churches, and the potential for churches to become powerful agents of social change. Discover how faith communities can partner with reformed government programs to create a more just and equitable society.

The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – We speak with businessman Barry Angeline about his experience with FEMA’s disaster response in Puerto Rico. He reveals shocking mismanagement, DEI-driven incompetence, and financial waste during hurricane recovery efforts. Angeline’s team encountered corruption, discrimination, and a federal agency more focused on hiding failures than solving problems.

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – During a meeting with all 50 governors, Trump questioned Maine’s Governor on complying with his Executive Order banning men from women’s sports. After a tense exchange over federal law, she vowed to see him in court. Trump welcomed the challenge, warning her political career may be over. The battle over cultural and legal authority continues.

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Joy Reid is out at MSNBC, marking a major shift in the liberal media landscape. Rebecca Kutler’s decision to cancel The ReidOut signals a change in strategy as networks struggle with declining ratings. Reid’s fiery, divisive rhetoric no longer resonates, and her departure reflects a broader media reckoning in the wake of Trump’s 2024 victory.

Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – The left's rhetoric has escalated, with figures like Robert Reich and J.B. Pritzker comparing political opponents to fascists and Nazis. Wallace Garneau dissects these claims, breaking down the meaning of these labels. Are they being used accurately, or are they just political smears? Cutting Through the Chaos examines the truth behind these inflammatory accusations.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – After Vice President JD Vance talked about the infringements of freedom of speech in Europe, there were those in American media who claimed that free speech was a real danger to our republic. Shortly after Vance’s speech, Marco Rubio defended free speech before a CBS host. Yet only days later, the same CBS network aired an episode of 60 Minutes where German police...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Rhonda Miller exposes the corruption of childhood through global forces, from Alfred Kinsey’s abuses to the UN’s agenda. She reveals the Kinsey Institute’s crimes, the role of elites like Bill Gates and the Rockefellers, and the infiltration of education and child services, linking power concentrations to child trafficking, exploitation, and systemic evil.

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – As Trump’s policies continue reshaping America, bold moves like auditing the Federal Reserve, banning DEI, and revoking global agreements are making headlines. With media spin in overdrive, the MAGA movement is gaining momentum. From economic shifts to cultural battles, the revolution is unfolding—challenging the establishment and redefining the nation’s future. What's next?