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Violence and the human condition
The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – What connects personal crime and international warfare is the same fundamental truth: violence emerges when human beings believe that force is the only path to achieve their goals or protect their interests. At the individual level, this might be a robbery, an assault, or a crime of passion. At the national level, it becomes military action, strategic...
How ransom markets finance ongoing violence in Nigeria
The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – Violence spreads across Nigeria as militias target Christian communities, running ransom markets that fund ongoing atrocities. Survivors endure kidnappings, abuse, and displacement while authorities fail to respond. Calls grow for international action, sanctions, and support for victims, as the struggle for religious freedom and human dignity reaches a critical point...
‘Teen Takeovers” spiral out of control across America
Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – A new crime trend known as "teen takeover" has recently appeared among teenagers throughout America. This phenomenon involves large groups of teens gathering in a city or town to create chaos, committing acts like assault, robbery, destruction of private property, and other offenses. The Navy Yard neighborhood in Washington, D.C., recently...
Why adults are turning chores into social events ‘admin night’
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Admin night may seem like a small cultural shift, but its impact speaks volumes. In a fast-paced, digitally driven world, people are rediscovering the value of slowing down, showing up, and supporting one another in practical ways. It’s about people choosing to be present with each other—turning ordinary tasks into...
Trusted patients in a system built for liars
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – The downstream effect is predictable. We start making decisions for regulatory comfort rather than clinical sense. Long-acting narcotics, which actually smooth things out and let people sleep, get sidelined because they were abused years ago. Short-acting pills take over. Now the patient is waking up at two in the morning to stay...
Debating global threats and America’s strategic future
Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Trevor Loudon argues that Iran poses a significant danger, particularly due to its alleged pursuit of nuclear weapons and its current leadership. He advocates for strong U.S. action, including continued military and economic pressure and ultimately regime change, which he believes is necessary for long-term global stability. He suggests that failing to...
The hidden threat of foreign influence on military avionics
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – A warning emerges about foreign influence embedded in critical systems shaping elections and military avionics. Control over chips, cloud, and capital raises urgent concerns about sovereignty, security, and accountability. Citizens, leaders, and institutions face mounting pressure to safeguard democratic processes and ensure the integrity of defense infrastructure against hidden external control...
War, energy, and the illusions that could break the West
Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – What we are witnessing today—whether in Ukraine, the Middle East, or the South China Sea—is not a break from history, but an evolution of it. Warfare is no longer defined by mass troop movements alone. It is now asymmetrical, decentralized, and technologically enabled. Drones, cyber operations, and proxy militias have replaced...
What is the honest state of our elections?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – That is why supporting those states that are pushing back against the Trump administration's fishing expedition into their voter registration rolls is so important. Nothing in the Constitution gives the federal government authority over the list of those eligible to vote. Yes, Congress can enforce by law that people are not denied the right to...
Diane Sare launches 2028 presidential campaign
Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – Diane Sare launches an early 2028 campaign, emphasizing civil liberties, economic reform, and government accountability. Drawing on ties to Lyndon LaRouche, she challenges elite influence, critiques U.S. foreign policy, and promotes grassroots engagement amid growing political divisions nationwide...
Boxes of ticks found in Midwestern farm fields have people asking questions
The Nurses Report with Ashley, Nicole, & David – Rumors surrounding alleged boxes of ticks being found in Midwestern farm fields have people asking questions. Where are they coming from? Who is behind it…? Concerns stem from the problematic history of LYMErix, which was pulled from the market after reports of side effects, public distrust, and failing demand...
War abroad, division at home: America’s defining test!
The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – In today’s America, patience is gone. We demand instant answers, instant results, and even instant victory. But war—real war—especially against a determined ideological adversary—is never instant. It is complex, it is measured, and it is fought not only with weapons, but with will. And that will is now being tested...
The ‘patent insanity’ of geoengineering: The mad world of weather manipulation patents
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Clayton J. Baker – Spraying tens of thousands of pounds of powdered polymers into a hurricane to turn it into Jell-O. Spraying huge quantities of toxic aluminum and thorium into the stratosphere in the name of cooling the planet. Proposing the use of unrefined, polluting jet fuel to fill the sky with sulfur dioxide and sulfuric acid...
Generations at odds: America’s identity crisis
The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – The United States is experiencing a moment of cultural and ideological transition. The real issue is not whether one system—capitalism or socialism—is inherently good or bad. It is whether Americans still share enough common identity to sustain a sense of national purpose. Citizenship requires more than residence; it requires...
Why Gen Z is struggling to find jobs despite a rising economy
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – There are literally millions of open jobs across the country right now—many of them offering strong pay, solid benefits, and long-term stability. Skilled trades, technical roles, and hands-on professions are facing massive shortages, creating a gap between opportunity and awareness. While headlines focus on layoffs in white-collar sectors or the...