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  • DC takeover: Justified force or just more tyranny
    Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – President Trump orders a federal takeover of Washington, D.C., declaring a crime emergency and deploying the National Guard to restore law and order. Supporters praise the move as long overdue, while critics warn of government overreach. At stake is the nation’s capital itself, now a battleground between chaos, safety, and the future of America...
    57 min
  • How the Constitution grants power over DC
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Crime in Washington, DC sparks President Trump’s executive order granting federal control of law enforcement, a move possible due to the District’s unique constitutional status. Rooted in Article I, Section 8, Clause 17, this authority highlights the tension between federal power and local governance, while other U.S. cities also struggle with turmoil and disorder...
    0 min
  • Letitia James and Adam Schiff are not above the law
    After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Letitia James and Adam Schiff face mounting scrutiny as their actions reveal hypocrisy and political double standards. Once confident in wielding power against Trump, they now confront FBI and DOJ investigations. Their claims of protecting democracy clash with personal scandals, exposing selective justice and deepening public distrust in institutions once thought untouchable...
    58 min
  • When is it a sin?
    FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – More Instant Sermon questions, including a look at death and the role of the Bible in our lives. Then, a look at judgment. How will or how can we know what we do for God is sufficient for His high standards? Some of us act like experts on sin, but do we really know the difference between temptation and sin? As John Wesley might say, “When is sin properly called sin?”
    57 min
  • US faces urgent tech gaps in future warfare race
    The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – We must identify gaps in the supply chain. We should analyze innovations, like drone manufacturing, in relation to key suppliers and dependencies, and how they are impacted by the global supply chain structure. We conduct an in-depth analysis of Federal acquisition considerations and the risks to intellectual property, including potential theft of...
    58 min
  • 2,000 year old Jewish rebel coin unearthed in Jerusalem
    The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Archaeologists uncover a rare 2,000-year-old Jewish rebel coin in Jerusalem, offering a powerful link to the Roman destruction of the city and the struggles of early Jews and Christians. This discovery highlights timeless lessons of faith, freedom, and resilience, reminding us that the fight to protect religious liberty remains as urgent today as ever...
    58 min
  • The role of the doctor in psychiatry or end-of-life care is not to erase the WHY
    America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – The role of the doctor — in psychiatry or end-of-life care — is not to erase the “why.” It is to explore it, hold it up to the light, and help the patient endure until the story reaches its natural close. Psychiatry once meant thinking deeply about a patient’s life. Dr. Keith Ablow says it has shifted to ten- or fifteen-minute prescription visits...
    58 min
  • The behind-the-scenes conversation with Dr. Morey to renovate the age
    The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Dr. Jon Morey talks about what it means to renovate the age in terms of our way of thinking, our lifestyle choices, and how we are educating our children. A few weeks back, I was interviewing Dr. Jon Morey. As the show was coming to a close, I said the outro tagline I’ve used here from day one: “Let’s unite to renovate the age.”
    58 min
  • The “Magic Mamdani” of NYC
    Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – Socialism, a concept that sounds good, but fails every single time. By definition, socialism is a political and economic system where the people, often through their government, collectively own or control the means of production (like factories and land) rather than private individuals or corporations. The core idea is to distribute resources and wealth more evenly...
    58 min
  • Examples of failed bureaucracies
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Bureaucracies grow larger while failing at their core duties. From the Postal Service losing billions in a single quarter to the Department of Transportation mishandling aviation oversight, citizens watch waste and abuse thrive. When leaders push agencies to ignore law and Constitution, the people must recognize violations of their rights and learn how to defend them...
    58 min

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