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Has Noah's Ark REALLY been found—or are millions being misled by sensational headlines? And what does this ancient biblical story reveal about God's protection, judgment, and salvation through Jesus Christ? In this two-part episode of LIVE FREE, Pastors Josh Howerton, Carlos Erazo, and Paul Cunningham begin with a powerful conversation about becoming repairers of the breach. From resisting spiritual compromise to understanding Christ's victory over darkness, they challenge believers to let God restore what is broken in their lives. Carlos also explains how the four Gospels reveal Jesus through different perspectives. Then Dr. Jeremiah Johnston joins the conversation to investigate viral claims that Noah's Ark has been discovered in Turkey. Together, they examine archaeological evidence, challenge unverified conclusions, and explore why biblical discernment matters. The conversation ultimately reveals how Noah's Ark points to the greatest rescue story of all: salvati...

By The Post Millennial Trans-identifying Makayla Craig is accused of trying to enroll at Maple Grove High School. A 29-year-old registered sex offender was arrested after allegedly attempting to enroll in a Minnesota high school while posing as a teenage girl, marking the second time he has been accused of such a scheme. The incident comes just two years after he was sentenced to jail for a similar attempt in Oregon . Transgender-identifying Makayla Craig is accused of trying to enroll at Maple Grove High School, which is located in a suburb outside of Minneapolis. Craig claimed to be a 17-year-old homeless girl named Molly from Oregon. Minnesota school staff stopped a 29-year-old registered s*x offender from enrolling as a homeless teen girl at Maple Grove High School. ⠀ Makayla Craig claimed on paperwork to be a 17-year-old named Molly from Oregon with no identification and insisted on immediate enrollment under the homeless youth act. He told staff he looked older than 17 so t...

By Catherine Salgado An arsonist this week attacked a federal ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) building in Georgia with explosives, and on Friday, authorities confirmed they had caught him. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirmed this month that there has been a 1,600% increase in assaults on federal immigration off ice rs, a 3,300% increase in vehicular attacks, and an 8,000% increase in death threats against them. Democrats want you to believe that the violent thugs are all in ICE, but the reality is that the widespread violence surrounding immigration enforcement is a result of leftist rhetoric and leftist extremism . Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) posted video of U.S. Attorney Theodore Hertzberg stating that Inique Hinton is the 31-year-old criminal in the explosives attack in Atlanta. BREAKING: CAUGHT - MOLOTOV COCKTAIL THROWER Inique Hinton has been ARRESTED on federal arson and damaging government property charges after allegedly throwing ...

By Ward Clark Portable food carts are an accepted fact of life in many of our major cities, and even in some small towns. For years, in the Alaska town of Talkeetna, a regular fixture on that small touristy town's main drag was the halibut taco cart. The halibut were cooked using a propane tank under the cart — until the tank exploded, breaking windows and causing damage all up and down the street. Fortunately no one was seriously hurt. But it's a halibut taco you want now in Talkeetna, you're out of luck. Here's the thing: The Talkeetna halibut taco cart was legal. Now, back to the lower 48. Denver, Colorado, is a city that is beset with problems, not the least of which is Democrat governance. City officials piously pronounce Denver a "sanctuary" jurisdiction, and so their population of illegal aliens has grown almost continually for years now. Some of those illegal aliens, and to be fair, some in the city legally, have shown some enterprise. Denver's...

By A. J. Christopher Rarely has there been a more unqualified person for the position he holds than Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson. A bitter racist to the core, his latest attempt to improve his 23% approval rating is to demand reparations. In a recent interview, he criticized President Donald Trump for ignoring the “demands” of the “descendants of the formerly enslaved.” The “descendants of the formerly enslaved.” That’s a new one. Another way to say it would be the “descendants of the formerly emancipated.” As a former history teacher, Johnson should presumably know that the freedom of black slaves was paid for with the blood of over 360,000 Union soldiers, mostly white, and that the lands of the slaveowners themselves were utterly destroyed. The debt has been paid. Two other historical tidbits our humble teacher-mayor should be familiar with are: 1) nowhere else in the history of the world did one race of people wage war and die to free another race of people from slavery, and ...

By Daniel J. Flynn Minnesota may prove that with wise candidate selection and unique local conditions, state elections can buck national trends. Republican Michele Tafoya appears within striking distance of Democrat Peggy Flanagan in the Minnesota U.S. Senate race. A KSTP/Survey USA poll released this week shows the lieutenant governor at 45 percent and the former sportscaster at 42 percent. The Cook Political Report, feeling the shift in political winds on the northern plains, moved the race from “Likely Dem” to “Leans Dem” this week. In a reliably blue state during a supposedly blue-wave election, the Republican should not run within the margin of error. What explains the weak Democrat performance in the U.S. Senate race in a state that last voted Republican at the presidential level in 1972? In the 11th hour of a rough election season, Republicans suddenly see signs for optimism. The looting of the state and federal treasury, primarily by Somalis. This past week, Mehmet Oz,...

By Bob Hoge Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton sent Secretary of State Marco Rubio an unclassified, one-page, very troubling memo Friday: the U.S. has "received intelligence that Iran has substantially increased efforts to target U.S. personnel." CIA Director John Ratcliffe was copied on the warning. Although Clayton did not reveal any specific plot, he said the remaining leaders are thirsty for revenge following the devastation that Operation Epic Fury and its aftermath unleashed on their country: “The lethal plotting efforts by the Iranians against U.S. citizens have reached advanced stages in both the Middle East and certain other countries," the memo, the veracity of which was confirmed to Scripps News by a U.S. official, continues. 🚨 IRAN IS HUNTING OUR OFFICIALS! DNI Jay Clayton says Iranian assassination plots against U.S. leaders are "advanced." President Trump gave them fair warning: don't test us, or Operation Epic Fury is coming ...

My dear friends and fellow patriots, I know most of you long ago saw through the QAnon nonsense and moved on. Still, a few of you remain what I’d call “Q-curious,” and at least one of you is a full-throated adherent. That is why I’m asking you—please, carefully read the following 2020 article from " The New American : Questioning QAnon". It catalogs the early drops and the long string of failed predictions that were already obvious by mid-2020. None of it arrived on the dates (or the reset dates) that were repeatedly floated. Six years later, those same unfulfilled claims remain so. Contrast that with the actual, document-based work being done by DataRepublican. Instead of anonymous riddles and ever-shifting timelines, we are seeing a whistleblower cache of videos and internal materials that lay out a concrete color-revolution playbook—complete with named NGOs, funding streams, training programs, and timelines tied to the midterms. It is the difference between vague prophecy...

By Ward Clark In the history of American aerial warfare, the only real air-to-air role our bombers have played was defensive. For example, World War II in Europe saw flights of hundreds of B-17 and B-24 bombers over Germany and occupied Europe, each festooned with as many as 13 .50 caliber machine guns for defense, forcing German fighters to fly through a hailstorm of thumb-sized slugs to attack their targets. That may be changing. The new B-21 Raider bomber may, according to the United States Air Force, be suited to a major air-to-air role in future conflicts . The U.S. Air Force is exploring options for adding air-to-air combat capabilities to its bombers as part of efforts adjacent to its latest fighter force structure plans . The service has raised the possibility of the B-21 Raider, specifically , taking on an air-to-air role, and potentially doing so in cooperation with Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) drones, in the past. As TWZ has explored for years , the B-21’s inhe...