Cheap gas cannot replace America’s lasting security

Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Clare Lopez examines Iran’s nuclear ambitions, cooperation between communist and Islamist movements, and what she sees as threats to American liberty. Speaking with Reverend William Cook, she advocates support for Iranian opposition groups and urges citizens to engage in local politics and scrutinize election concerns...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – I expect Congress to hold more investigations, kangaroo courts, and impeachment threats. Pretty much the same, just pointed at Republicans rather than Democrats. I also expect more focus on things like voter ID, non-citizen registration, and ranked-choice ballots. I hope to see more thoughtful insights when it comes to socialist candidates and their policies...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – An October 2024 conversation with Jay Bhattacharya examines Fauci’s authority, lockdown tradeoffs, vaccine expectations, and government pressure on scientific debate. His subsequent move into NIH leadership raises a lasting question: Can a former dissenter reform institutional incentives while accepting the scrutiny he demands of others?

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Families facing cancer or autism need clear answers, meaningful support, and clinicians who listen. John Richardson’s advocacy and a mother’s search for help highlight the struggle to be heard, while questions about laetrile underscore why treatment decisions require honest evidence, risk awareness, and qualified guidance...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The Democrats are gearing up for a two-year term of investigations, while Sen. Peter Welch (D-Vt.) told The Associated Press that Democrats “can’t turn this into just a vengeance tour.” The top Democrats who are in line to lead House and Senate committees in January 2027 have outlined what they see as a mandate to investigate...

The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Amy Whitlock, CHHP, CHC – Amy Whitlock shares her son Adam’s struggle with autoimmune encephalitis, the improvements she witnesses with IVIG, and continuing insurance barriers. Her account calls for clinicians to listen to parents and highlights how faith, persistence, and patient advocacy sustain families fighting for access to needed care...

Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – Army veteran Heather Trujillo shares how faith sustains her through a spinal cord injury, personal loss, and rebuilding her life. Her memoir, The Alchemy of Pain, explores resilience and purpose, while Homes For Our Troops helps provide the foundation for recovery through an adapted home.

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – After thieves steal Sonny Gallardo’s landscaping equipment, strangers rally to help the 14-year-old entrepreneur rebuild. His hard work and forgiving spirit inspire donations and offers of replacement tools, revealing how generosity spreads when people choose to support a teenager’s dream and turn hardship into hope...

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – With America’s newly elected, Democratic-led Congress, mounting political confrontations, and an uncertain future for America's defense priorities, Beijing is closely watching whether Washington can maintain the unity and resolve needed to protect our national security. Will China exploit America's political divisions to gain economic and military...

Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – As artificial intelligence becomes central to economic growth, industrial competitiveness, and national security, political opposition to the data centers supporting it continues to intensify. The principal argument against these facilities is that their enormous electricity consumption drives up household utility bills. Yet empirical research tells...