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After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – California’s gubernatorial race shifts as Eric Swalwell exits, leaving Katie Porter and Tom Steyer in focus. The contest highlights sharp contrasts over economic policy, leadership style, and the state’s direction, while Republican challengers promote alternative approaches on regulation, energy, and public safety ahead of a pivotal election decision...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Have you ever seen a Charlie Brown cartoon where he wants Lucy to hold the football so he can kick it? And every time, Lucy pulls the football away, and Charlie Brown ends up flat on his back. Don’t you think Charlie Brown should have learned his lesson? When I look at the American people, I see Charlie Brown, flying through the...

Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – The IRGC’s miscalculation in Hormuz, whether through overreach, poor strategic timing, or a fundamental misunderstanding of global response dynamics, risks being remembered as a pivotal error that shifted momentum away from Tehran’s ambitions. In the battle for Iranian freedom, the IRGC’s Hormuz blunder will go down in...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Texas education officials advance a controversial required reading list that includes the Bible and classic works, sparking debate among teachers and policymakers. Supporters cite cultural literacy and historical context, while critics warn of impractical workloads and legal risks, as the State Board of Education prepares for a final vote in June...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – A mother challenges medical assumptions after her child’s sudden regression and finds answers through gut health, targeted testing, and integrative care. Her journey highlights gaps in informed consent and public health transparency, urging parents to advocate, seek deeper answers, and demand accountability from local systems that shape family well-being...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – That moral surrender reaches beyond human rights into geopolitics. The CCP should not be understood as merely a trading partner with bad habits. That is why the argument here is so sharp: a regime that can rationalize killing prisoners of conscience for profit and control is not one that can be safely trusted with the future balance of...

On the Record with Christian Briggs – Tensions with Iran escalate as global powers maneuver for control, revealing China’s quiet influence and the fragile state of the world economy. Surging oil prices ripple through supply chains, driving inflation and uncertainty while policymakers weigh high-risk strategies that could reshape geopolitics, markets, and everyday costs worldwide...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Allegations against Eric Swalwell surface as past attacks on political opponents come back into focus. Multiple accusers step forward, prompting his withdrawal from a gubernatorial race and resignation from Congress. The unfolding controversy raises questions about political rhetoric, media narratives, and the consequences of high-profile accusations in American politics today...

The MAHA Lowdown with Jeff Louderback – Strbich launched his Secretary of State campaign as a political outsider who sees the role as a mission, and not a stepping stone to another political position. He has gained widespread support across Ohio as the May 5 primary draws nearer. Strbich joined The MAHA Lowdown to discuss his background; his platform centered around free and...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – Following Iranian attempts to impose a toll on vessels transiting the Straits of Hormuz, President Trump directed the U.S. Navy to establish a full naval blockade. The operation ensures unimpeded passage for oil tankers from all nations except those bound for or departing Iranian ports, thereby enforcing existing sanctions and depriving the...