When inheriting an IRA, it's essential to understand the tax implications and rules surrounding beneficiaries. The Secure Act changed how quickly beneficiaries must take the money out of the IRA and pay taxes, with most people now having 10 years to do so. However, certain individuals, such as spouses, minor children, and those with disabilities, may be eligible to stretch the distributions over their lifetime. It's crucial to consult with a professional to ensure proper planning and distribution of inherited IRA assets. [... more]

Alistair Begg explains why every individual will eventually have to answer the question of believing in Jesus, the Son of Man, and how this question is vital, specific, and unavoidable, addressing the whole issue of life itself and the gateway to eternity. [... more]

The mayor of New York City was booed off stage at a police event in Staten Island, reflecting the growing divide between the city's progressive base and its more conservative outer boroughs. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting to defend the Constitution and protect the rights of Americans, including a recent victory in a lawsuit against the Smithsonian Institution for targeting pro-life students. The organization is also working to preserve religious liberties and expose the deep state, with cases pending in the Supreme Court and the United Nations. [... more]

The discussion revolves around various topics, including Iran's latest developments, hormonal changes in women, the debunked famine in Gaza, trans rights, and the importance of self-defense and comfortable sleep. Additionally, the conversation touches on the effectiveness of certain products, such as Relief Factor and Vital Proteins, and the need for common sense in addressing issues like trans athletes competing in women's sports. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Hassan Piker's comments on 9-11, his association with the DSA, and the implications for the upcoming election in Michigan. The conversation also touches on Abdul Al-Saeed's victory in the primary and the potential challenges he may face in the general election. [... more]

The Republican Party is facing a demoralized base, and President Trump is warning that if Democrats take over, it will be the end of the Trump presidency. Meanwhile, the Democrat Party is struggling with the rise of radical candidates, and some are calling for a return to moderation. In Tennessee, Democrats won historic victories, including control of the Knox County Board of Education and the Hamilton County Commission. The Patriot Games, a national athletic competition, is underway, and Jackson Cressman, a 17-year-old from Mississippi, is representing the Mid-South. Congressman Ralph Norman is running for the Senate in South Carolina, promising to be a conservative leader and a strong advocate for the Second Amendment. [... more]

The Pro Football Hall of Fame is celebrating its 64th enshrinement class, honoring individuals who have made significant contributions to the sport. The enshrinement ceremony is a weekend-long event that includes a jacket dinner, where incoming Hall of Famers receive their gold jacket, and a luncheon where returning Hall of Famers share their experiences and advice with the incoming class. The event is a celebration of football, family, and the legacy of the sport. [... more]

North Carolina's 11th congressional district is set to choose a new Republican candidate after Congressman Chuck Edwards dropped out of the race due to a House Ethics Committee report. The district's executive committee will meet Monday to select a replacement nominee. Meanwhile, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction marked the first anniversary of Superintendent Mo Green's five-year strategic plan, launching a public dashboard and pointing to four record results as evidence of progress. The plan aims to make North Carolina's public education system the best in the nation by 2030. In other news, the North Carolina General Assembly has taken action on two pieces of legislation, House Bill 958 and House Bill 834, dealing with elections across the state. The bills have undergone significant changes, with some provisions being moved from one bill to the other. Dr. Andy Jackson from the John Locke Foundation joins the Carolina Journal News Hour to discuss the latest developments. Additionally, new data from the 2025 North Carolina High School Youth Risk Behavior Survey shows that North Carolina has returned to and exceeded pre-pandemic levels across nearly all reported measures, with encouraging percentage drops in student safety, risk behaviors, and mental health. [... more]

The story of the Constitution's creation is a testament to the power of human collaboration and perseverance. In 1787, a group of visionaries, including James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and Benjamin Franklin, came together in Philadelphia to draft a document that would shape the future of the United States. Despite the challenges they faced, including debt, crop failures, and internal conflicts, they worked tirelessly to create a framework for a new nation, one that would balance power, promote education, and protect individual rights. Their legacy continues to inspire us today, reminding us of the importance of learning from the past and striving for a better future. [... more]

The book of Ecclesiastes teaches that wisdom is a shelter that preserves life, while wealth can be fleeting. John Cortinez shares his study, Wisdom Over Wealth, which explores 12 lessons from Ecclesiastes on money and the importance of prioritizing wisdom over wealth. He discusses how to obtain wisdom, the dangers of wealth without wisdom, and the benefits of living a life that honors God. [... more]

The Transfiguration of Jesus Christ on the Mount of Transfiguration, where he was seen in all his glory with Moses and Elijah, symbolizing his fulfillment of the law and the prophets, and his future redemption of humanity. [... more]

A shifting view of human nature has affected culture, leading to a thinning of the idea of the self and a fragile unbiblical concept of identity. This has resulted in a cultural schizophrenia where two competing claims are presented as true at the same time, causing anxiety and learned helplessness in young people. [... more]

A discussion on women's health and longevity, including hormone therapy, is contrasted with the complexities of the Middle East conflict, specifically the Israeli-Palestinian authority dynamic. The conversation also touches on income tax in Missouri and the challenges of navigating current events, including the antics of Florida Man. [... more]

The WNBA and women's sports are at the center of a controversy surrounding transgender athletes, with some arguing that biological men should not be allowed to compete against women. Meanwhile, the Irish government has removed a navigation system from a new jet due to its Israeli origin, sparking criticism and memes. The episode also touches on politics, feminism, and anti-Semitism, with discussions on the intersection of these issues and their impact on society. [... more]

A group of friends gather at the Winklerverse tailgate for a Brewers game, discussing various topics such as baseball, fantasy football, and their personal lives, while also engaging in a raffle and enjoying food and drinks. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL with various guests, including Colts head coach Shane Steichen and Saints quarterback Tyler Shuck, covering topics such as quarterback performance, fantasy football, and the Saints' season outlook, while also touching on personal stories and experiences. [... more]

Living the Enoch Lifestyle Steady Habitual and All In Until He Comes Are you tired of an on-and-off spiritual life In a world that encourages us to excel at everything our careers sports and personal hobbies why are so many believers content with lukewarmness when it comes to following Jesus In this episode we dive back into the Old Testament to examine the remarkable life of Enoch Genesis Before Enoch was taken into God's presence he established a steady habitual and unwavering daily walk with God He wasn't a sporadic saint he was an intentionally disciplined disciple who built lasting [... more]

Yogi Berra's life and career are a testament to the power of baseball to transcend ethnic and cultural boundaries. As a catcher for the New York Yankees, Berra became a cultural icon, known for his wit and wisdom. His story is a reminder of the importance of diversity and inclusion in American sports, and the ways in which baseball has brought people together across generations and backgrounds. [... more]

The 53rd chapter of Isaiah is a profound Old Testament prophecy that looks at the vicarious, substitutionary, sacrificial, atoning death of the Messiah, the servant of Jehovah, who is Jesus. It is the premier Old Testament look at the cross, the death, and the atonement of Christ, and its primary purpose is to say to Israel that one day in the future they will turn from their rejection and look back at the Gospel and Messiah, realizing they have rejected their only hope and Savior. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings, such as 'take the cake' and 'three sheets to the wind', are rooted in history and culture, from the days of slavery in America to medieval times and nautical practices. [... more]