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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Virginia’s political landscape sparks controversy as leaders push gerrymandered maps, gun control delays, and a national popular vote compact. Critics argue these actions sidestep voters and concentrate power, raising concerns about constitutional limits, federal overreach, and whether state officials are acting against the will of citizens...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Clayton J. Baker – A federal lawsuit in Denver alleges manipulation and destruction of historical weather data to justify geoengineering programs. Atmospheric scientist Justin Mabie claims retaliation after raising concerns to federal agencies and university officials. The case raises serious questions about climate data integrity, government oversight, and the expansion of weather modification efforts...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Rising assassination attempts against Donald Trump spark concern over political violence and partisan rhetoric. A third incident heightens fears about security and accountability, while responses from leaders reveal deep divisions. Questions grow over whether such threats are becoming normalized in American politics and what it means for public safety and national unity...

The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – China has built redundancy and patience. It holds the world's largest strategic petroleum reserve. It moves oil through shadow fleets and overland pipelines from Russia. It dominates rare earth processing. It leads in alternative power from hydropower to nuclear and fusion research. It can ration civilians while prioritizing military fuel...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – Political violence, educational collapse, and public irrationality are not separate problems; they are part of the same cultural breakdown. The warning here is that this pattern will not correct itself. If the country is going to recover any civic sanity, it will have to relearn how to prize independence, reward competence, and...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – As incomes rise, so do expenses. Bigger homes, newer cars, and upgraded lifestyles become the norm—but often at the expense of long-term security. Lifestyle inflation quietly erodes wealth, especially when it’s fueled by debt. Credit cards and loans have made it easier than ever to live beyond one’s means. Americans have a staggering $19 trillion in...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Peter McCullough and Malcolm Out Loud – Once this poison is in their system, is there anything they can do to purge it or at least lessen the chance of becoming ill or dead from it? I’ve had swollen lymph nodes in my neck 4 times since being vaccinated, any relation? Will the MRNA technology enter our bodies if we get blood/plasma from a vaccinated person? Can it harm us?

On the Record with Christian Briggs – Christian Briggs examines California’s proposed net worth tax, arguing it could force asset selloffs, trigger higher effective tax burdens, and drive wealthy residents out of state. He warns the policy may expand nationwide, reshaping taxation, discouraging investment, and risking long-term economic consequences beyond California’s borders while sparking intense political and economic debate...

The MAHA Lowdown with Jeff Louderback – Families from across the political spectrum gather outside the Supreme Court of the United States to challenge corporate power and defend health rights. As lawsuits over Roundup and glyphosate unfold, farmers and families demand accountability, transparency, and safer agricultural practices for the future...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – AFL called it a “historic victory” in the fight to hold school districts accountable to parents. America First Legal (AFL), attorneys on behalf of the mother, said the district school’s policy had required schools to address students by their preferred pronouns, name, and gender; permit them to use whichever bathroom they wanted; and allow them to...