Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt (Ret.) and former U.S. Ambassador Jim Gilmore joined “America Right Now” to break down the tactical, military, and diplomatic realities of the escalating situation with Iran.
The conversation highlights the pivotal role of classical Christian education in shaping cultural discourse and societal values. Doug Wilson emphasizes that true educational reform goes beyond superficial changes, advocating for a holistic approach that integrates worship and cultural formation as foundational elements in combating contemporary societal challenges. ----------------------------------- Visit Doug’s Website here: https://dougwils.com/ ----------------------------------- ►
Tonight, on "Jesse Weber Live": Bigfoot: Fact or Fiction? "Snake the Bigfoot Hunter" claims he's found Bigfoot's body. And he says he has the DNA to prove it. He joins Jesse Weber to make his case. Plus, one of the biggest pieces of evidence yet was revealed in the case against Tyler Robinson. We'll take you inside day four of the preliminary hearing in the Charlie Kirk murder case. And forensic expert Joseph Scott Morgan joins Weber to break down that case and also the big news with the medical examiner's office in the D4vd case we have been following, too! And … the Fame Files. Justin Baldoni breaks his silence after his legal battle with Blake Lively. And would-be bachelorette Taylor Frankie Paul faces her ex in court, as a judge…
NewsNation's Katie Pavlich interviews a woman who dated Graham Platner after he suspended his Senate campaign in Maine. Platner’s decision came after he easily won the Democratic primary last month despite a growing list of scandals, including revelations around a sexting scandal, since-deleted social media posts downplaying sexual assault and criticizing law enforcement and reports of problematic behavior with former romantic partners. #grahamplatner #maine #senate
The state Department of Children and Youth estimates that placement costs for the siblings will run between $150 and $250 per child per day. That adds up to roughly $850,000 a year.