To mark the official release of Nita Horn's new biography No Fences, Tom and Nita Horn share the recent improvements at Whispering Ponies Ranch, a ministry outreach of SkyWatchTV.

In this episode, Josh and Christina Peck discuss the extradimensional nature of UFOs, alien abductions, how to stop them, and otherworldly encounters in the ancient past. Christina also discloses her own encounter with a UFO and its pilot.

Donna Howell, co-author of No Fences, Redeemed Unredeemable and Dead Pets Don't Lie, joins Sharon Gilbert to talk about her life and ministry.  This is part of a series of interviews to introduce the women who will be featured in the forthcoming SkyWatch Women program, which will debut later this year on SkyWatchTV.

Facebook is investing billions in artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and instant messenging. This could be the end of the family as we know it -- we're giving people direct access to our children that we would never let past our front door.

Also: Disturbing new disease outbreaks in Africa and the Midwestern US, and biohackers are literally experimenting on themselves trying to find "upgrades" for the human body.

Facebook is investing billions in artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and instant messenging. This could be the end of the family as we know it -- we're giving people direct access to our children that we would never let past our front door.

Also: Disturbing new disease outbreaks in Africa and the Midwestern US, and biohackers are literally experimenting on themselves trying to find "upgrades" for the human body.

The US government took in a record amount of taxes in the first half of FY2016 but still managed to run a $461 billion deficit.

Also: Bono tells Congress to deploy comedians to fight ISIS; economic indicators trend down and bankers get nervous; chupacabras in Kazakhstan; Panama Papers a CIA op; new software lets you make Donald Trump or Vladimir Putin say anything; and a recreation of the Passover sacrifice set for next week in Jerusalem.

The US government took in a record amount of taxes in the first half of FY2016 but still managed to run a $461 billion deficit.

Also: Bono tells Congress to deploy comedians to fight ISIS; economic indicators trend down and bankers get nervous; chupacabras in Kazakhstan; Panama Papers a CIA op; new software lets you make Donald Trump or Vladimir Putin say anything; and a recreation of the Passover sacrifice set for next week in Jerusalem.

LGBT activists are upset at recent religious freedom bills passed in North Carolina and Mississippi.  Allies in the media spin the conflict as being about discrimination.  That's a red herring.  The real fight is over whether medical professionals will be able to object on religious grounds to taking a human life.

Also: Gate from the Temple of Ba'al *not* coming to New York or London; Colorado man wants to build replica of ancient Jerusalem; Saudis spend billions to win Bedouins away from ISIS; and the board of Eagle Forum tries to kick CEO Phyllis Schlafly out of her own organization.

LGBT activists are upset at recent religious freedom bills passed in North Carolina and Mississippi.  Allies in the media spin the conflict as being about discrimination.  That's a red herring.  The real fight is over whether medical professionals will be able to object on religious grounds to taking a human life.

Also: Gate from the Temple of Ba'al *not* coming to New York or London; Colorado man wants to build replica of ancient Jerusalem; Saudis spend billions to win Bedouins away from ISIS; and the board of Eagle Forum tries to kick CEO Phyllis Schlafly out of her own organization.

Author and speaker Avi Lipkin discusses the geopolitical situation in the Middle East, offering a quick analysis of Israel's political landscape and explaining why he feels Rome is the next target in Europe for the Islamic State.