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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Crime shapes daily life, from city streets to the nation’s capital. Questions rise about gun-free zones, delayed firearm access, and the reliability of crime statistics. Corruption, politics, and enforcement collide as leaders face scrutiny. The real issue is not what officials promise, but how citizens protect themselves when crime and law intersect in America...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian President Vladimir Putin prepare for a high-stakes meeting that could reshape the war in Ukraine. With global tension rising, Zelenskyy carries the hopes of his nation while Putin presses for dominance. Donald Trump positions himself as a broker, pushing both sides toward peace with economic and political pressure...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Communism and socialism rise across North America as candidates push dangerous agendas and spread propaganda through media and politics. From Hollywood’s past influence to today’s social platforms, the threat intensifies. Patriots must unite to defend freedom, faith, and the nation’s future before communism erodes America’s foundations and undermines generations to come...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – President Donald Trump seeks peace as he meets with world leaders including Putin and Zelenskyy alongside NATO allies to address the Russia-Ukraine War. Meanwhile, Washington DC protests escalate, fueled by paid demonstrators and deep state operatives, as media outlets like the New York Times push narratives designed to undermine and destabilize a duly elected...

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Colonel Newsham's insights into China's economic, diplomatic, and military ambitions are both alarming and indispensable for understanding the challenges ahead. He reveals how China is using economic leverage, cyber dominance, and military intimidation to weaken America and reshape the world order. Most importantly, he outlines what the US must do...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Gallup’s latest global survey paints an encouraging picture: people are more hopeful about their lives and futures than ever before. Despite headlines often filled with conflict, division, and despair, the numbers tell a very different story. People aren’t just surviving — they’re beginning to thrive. The upward trend isn’t just statistical noise...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Palestinian statehood is often seen as a path to peace, but recognition alone cannot resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Deep-rooted issues—history, religion, nationalism, security, and economics—remain unresolved. Borders, refugees, and Jerusalem complicate progress. Without addressing core grievances and distrust, statehood becomes only one piece of a larger, unfinished Middle East puzzle...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The foundation of any building determines its strength, but the foundation of Washington rests not on stone, but on money and power. Greed drives voters to demand programs and promises, fueling corruption and debt. As agencies grow and the swamp deepens, the true builders of this unstable structure remain We the People...

The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – When asked how he’d grade President Donald Trump’s foreign policy record for the second term, Andrew Day, senior editor at The American Conservative and host of the TAC Right Now podcast said he’d give Trump “a much lower grade than the start of the administration,” adding a “C or a D.” Nevertheless, Day expressed “cautious optimism” that...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – “There will be no more mass mail-ins, no more ballot harvesting, no more drop boxes,” he stated. “We will vote the old-fashioned way — on Election Day, in person, with voter ID required.” Trump’s plan seeks to reverse the massive expansion of mail-in voting implemented in 2020, a shift that was largely justified by pandemic-related concerns. Critics argue...