When police officer Lindsey Bittorf came to the door earlier this month, 8-year-old Jackson Arneson saw her light brown shirt and was confused--but little did he know that this stranger came to save his life.
The crew (Angie, Jon DeMaster, and Chris Barnes) talks about how alcohol does not alter one's personality, the debunking of the myth of the 'happy drunk,' and a U.S. teen who died after drinking caffeine too quickly.
John Bambenek talks about the unprecedented "Wannacry" cyber attack that hit more than 100 countries.
A New Jersey bank worker claims she is out of a job because a sitting Republican congressman alerted her boss to her progressive activism; Emily Zanotti explains.
Three movers were on the job when a woman came frantically running towards them as they were loading up the truck. She told them her ex had come into her office with a gun, and that they needed to call 911. They hid the woman behind boxes in the truck as she called 911. It turns out these movers had saved her life.
Allyson Ward tells us how to communicate better with our kids before they leave the house.
Billy Hallowell talks about a Christian printer who was punished by the government for refusing to make 'gay pride' t-shirts and ended up winning in court.