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By American Family Association
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The panel considers warnings from technology leaders and Bob McGinnis that artificial intelligence needs guardrails, while discussing the risks of an unchecked race toward artificial general intelligence. The conversation also addresses those concerns from a Christian perspective, emphasizing God's providence and human responsibility. Steve Tybor of Eight Days of Hope describes the ministry's first relief work in Nepal following a devastating disaster, including food assistance for affected families and ministry among a small Christian community. The hosts discuss how practical relief can open doors for gospel witness. The program also includes a discussion of President Donald Trump's conservative record, media coverage, executive orders, and the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade.

Tim Wildmon and the Today's Issues panel discuss President Donald Trump's meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and the competing priorities of trade, artificial intelligence, national security, and diplomacy. Gordon Chang questions whether the United States is projecting weakness by warmly welcoming China's leader while China is accused of aiding Iran. The program also examines the war with Iran, rising gasoline and diesel prices, and Republican concerns about the economic and political costs of continuing the conflict. The panel considers how the war and the economy could influence the 2026 midterm elections, including the Michigan Senate race between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed. Additional topics include El-Sayed's response to a question about Iran's government and religious persecution, a federal judge's ruling involving White House press access, and a Christian reflection on prayer from James 5.

Tim Wildmon and company discuss President Donald Trump’s planned meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and the concerns raised by Senators Roger Wicker and Tom Cotton about China’s military ambitions, technology theft, Taiwan, and Christian persecution. The program also examines the growing competition between the United States and China over artificial intelligence. Jenna Ellis joins the program to discuss Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey’s Welcome Family home-visit initiative for new parents. Ellis questions whether the program is voluntary and raises constitutional concerns about government assessments of family life, parenting, and home environments. Ellis also discusses Florida’s upcoming governor and Senate races, including Byron Donalds, David Jolly, and Ashley Moody. The program closes with speculation about President Trump’s future political role and whether he might step aside to give Vice President JD Vance an early advantage.

Tim Wildmon, Fred Jackson, Chris Woodbridge, and Ray Pritchard discuss President Donald Trump’s address to the United Nations, including his remarks about U.S. munitions, Iran’s nuclear ambitions, possible negotiations, and military action. The panel also examines the International Criminal Court, Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the growing opposition to the Jewish state. Ray Pritchard opens the program with a devotional from Acts 20:6 and Hebrews 11:8, encouraging believers to trust God even when faith does not come with a clear itinerary. The program also considers the spiritual significance the hosts see in increasing opposition to Israel and the biblical passages they believe warrant closer study. Kendra White, project director at the American Family Association, introduces Activate Kids, a biblical worldview curriculum for children ages 6 to 12. She explains how the Bible 101 unit equips parents, grandparents, and churches to teach children about Scripture, Christian persecution, biblical inspiration, and the reliability of the Bible.

Tim Wildmon and the Today's Issues team discuss the controversy surrounding Macklemore's pro-Palestinian remarks during Ed Sheeran's concert tour, Robert Kraft's objections, and Sheeran's comments about the Israel-Gaza conflict. The hosts examine the political messages entertainers bring to concert audiences and debate claims about Hamas, civilian casualties, and Israel's response. The program also examines President Donald Trump's announcement restricting CNN, Politico, and MS NOW from White House access. The hosts consider criticism from the White House Correspondents' Association, reported federal spending on Politico subscriptions, and the ongoing debate over media bias and press access.
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