The trade-off between safety and freedom

Are heatwaves a sign of climate catastrophe?

The Other Side of the Story with Mary-Jean Harris –We’re causing the heatwaves! Carbon dioxide is to blame! Turn off your air conditioners! Yet blaming the weather on humans is just part of the alarmist hype. We’re putting ourselves in a dangerous situation by preventing vulnerable people from using air conditioners when the temperatures soar. And we’re wasting billions of dollars trying to...

British by birth and American by choice

Informed Dissent with Dr. Jeff Barke – Pierce McDonnell’s journey from Britain to America celebrates legal immigration, patriotism, faith, and the enduring promise of the American Dream. His story highlights hard work, lawful citizenship, cultural gratitude, and the responsibility to preserve national identity, secure borders, shared values, and liberty for future generations across every generation of Americans...

The trade-off between safety and freedom

Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Kathy Anderson-Martin – We speak with PA State Senator Dawn Keefer about this very real and concerning issue impacting individuals, families, and children. She shares many actions being proposed by government officials that may sound reasonable and unarguable, but they become a slippery slope in regard to...

Fighting back the Bolshevik Revolution of 2026

Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – Senator Ron Johnson says there is no glee and no place for socialism in America. The Senator tells Malcolm it's time to end the filibuster and pass the SAVE Act. Trump tells Iran, “You can keep talking, but the ceasefire is over.” General Paul Vallely and John Q. Naimi say that internal forces in Iran are ready and waiting to take over to free Iran from...

When compassion meets capacity: The case for controlled immigration

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – Ultimately, the United States must maintain controlled, lawful immigration to remain stable and prosperous. We can welcome newcomers—millions do so legally every year—but we cannot simply accommodate everyone who wants to come here. No nation can. Borders exist for a reason: to regulate the flow of people so that society remains...