What was he thinking? The military oath under the UCMJ

He called God a narcissist

Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – When someone calls God a narcissist, I examine the challenge through Scripture, free will, judgment, heaven, and hell. I explain why every choice carries consequences, why salvation cannot be earned, and why God’s mercy, justice, goodness, and desire for fellowship reveal love rather than abuse, tyranny, or ego to me...

Beyond the ballot: The complex reality of election integrity

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Election administration faces mounting confusion as Arizona debates uniforms at polling places, the FBI examines Fulton County’s 2020 election, Alaska sees two Senate candidates named Dan Sullivan, and the Supreme Court defines Election Day as the day votes are cast, raising fresh questions about transparency, intimidation, counting, and constitutional authority...

What was he thinking? The military oath under the UCMJ

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Under military law and regulations, all members of the U.S. military must follow the Uniform Code of Military Justice. The UCMJ makes contemptuous words against certain public officials and military personnel criminal offenses. In addition, active-duty, reserve, and retired military personnel are prohibited from wearing their uniforms at political rallies...

Embracing the ‘liberty’ formula

FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – Liberty flourishes when freedom is joined with responsibility. As Americans celebrate cherished symbols and ideals, faith anchors the heart in God’s unchanging character. Scripture offers clarity, steadiness, and hope, reminding believers to trust God, live responsibly, confront failure honestly, and resist fear in uncertain times with courage and conviction daily...

Quantum computing’s quantum leap

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Quantum computing pioneer Scott Aaronson explains how quantum mechanics reshapes probability, powers new algorithms, and challenges classical machines. He examines error correction, Shor’s algorithm, AI alignment, scientific simulation, and the difficult engineering behind technologies that may transform cryptography, chemistry, medicine, and discovery in coming decades...