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Elderly Targeted in Gold Coin Scams Posing as US Marshals
December 11 @ 8:01pm ET  
Elderly Americans are increasingly targeted by gold coin scams involving fake US Marshals, as seen in a recent Arizona case. These frauds cause devastating financial losses, prompting legal actions and calls for heightened awareness.
School Discipline Crisis: Obama-Era Policy Linked to Rising Violence
December 8 @ 12:01pm ET  
A shift to restorative justice under Obama-era policies has cut suspensions but raised violence in schools like Newburgh, NY. Parents voice concerns over safety as federal reviews aim to reverse these guidelines.
Whittier, Alaska: The Unique Town Living Under One Roof
December 6 @ 12:00pm ET  
Whittier, Alaska, is a unique town where nearly all 272 residents live in the 14-story Begich Towers. This 'town under one roof' houses essential services, redefining community in a harsh climate.
911 Call Centers Face Crisis: Burnout and Staffing Shortages Exposed
December 3 @ 8:01pm ET  
911 call centers nationwide are in crisis due to staffing shortages and burnout. Dispatchers face immense stress, but AI and mental health support offer hope.
Economic Pressures Drive Gold and Silver Sales in 2025
November 30 @ 12:00pm ET  
Economic pressures in 2025 are driving Americans to sell gold and silver, with prices hitting highs of $4,200 for gold. In Phoenix, individuals like Jakob are cashing in to cover holiday costs amid tight budgets.
Protecting Your Privacy: How Personal Data Is Traded Online
November 28 @ 8:00pm ET  
Personal data from smartphones is constantly bought and sold online, exposing users to risks like identity theft. Learn how to protect your privacy with actionable tips to limit tracking and secure your information.
Mississippi's Push for Regenerative Farming Led by Ben Simmons
November 28 @ 4:00am ET  
Ben Simmons leads Mississippi's push for regenerative farming to restore soil health and improve access to clean food. His efforts aim to reverse health trends and preserve the state's agricultural heritage.
Coping with Holiday Depression: Strategies for a Joyful Season
November 27 @ 8:01pm ET  
The holiday season can be tough for those with depression, as the pressure to be cheerful often worsens struggles. Experts offer tips like setting boundaries and seeking support to manage stress.
Wild Turkey Revival: A Conservation Win for American Wildlife
November 27 @ 12:01pm ET  
The wild turkey's revival from near extinction to 6.9 million today showcases conservation success. Its return benefits ecosystems across 49 states, supporting biodiversity and other species.
Diestel Family Ranch Turkeys: Why $10 Per Pound Is Worth It
November 26 @ 8:01pm ET  
Diestel Family Ranch in Sonora, California, charges up to $10 per pound for turkeys raised with regenerative farming. Their commitment to soil health and quality justifies the premium price for many consumers.
Thanksgiving Turkey Trends: Declining Demand and Rising Challenges
November 20 @ 8:01pm ET  
Thanksgiving sees nearly 30 million turkeys consumed, yet the industry faces declining demand and supply issues. Bird flu outbreaks and rising wholesale prices add to the challenges for American turkey farmers this holiday.
Centralia's Unending Inferno: Coal Fire Burns for Over 60 Years
November 18 @ 12:01pm ET  
Centralia, Pennsylvania, has been burning underground since 1962, turning a thriving town into a ghost town. The coal mine fire, still active, forced most of its 1,200 residents to leave due to toxic gases and sinkholes.
John Klar's Crusade: From Vermont Farm to Food System Reform
November 17 @ 8:01pm ET  
John Klar, a Vermont farmer and ex-lawyer, champions food system reform through regenerative agriculture. His role in the Make America Healthy Again movement targets chemical use in farming.
Cremation Rates Set to Surge Past 80% by 2045, Report Finds
November 17 @ 12:23pm ET  
Cremation rates in the U.S. are projected to exceed 80% by 2045, driven by cost, environmental concerns, and cultural shifts. The National Funeral Directors Association reports a significant move away from traditional burials.
Rodney Smith Jr.: Mowing Lawns for Veterans Across America
November 11 @ 12:01pm ET  
Rodney Smith Jr. of Huntsville, Alabama, mows lawns for free for veterans across all 50 states. His nonprofit inspires youth through initiatives like the 50 Yard Challenge.
Veteran AJ Richards Bridges Farmers and Consumers Amid Famine Fears
November 10 @ 8:01pm ET  
AJ Richards, a veteran and fifth-generation rancher, is connecting farmers to consumers to combat food supply issues. His divine vision and initiatives aim to prevent famine by strengthening local agriculture.
US Housing Crisis: Economists Urge Millions of New Homes to Ease Affordability
November 9 @ 12:01pm ET  
The US faces a severe housing crisis with prices and rents up over 25% since 2020, pricing out millennials and Gen Z. Economists urge building millions of homes to address a shortage of 3-7 million units.
Veteran-Owned Companies Unite to Erase Millions in Veterans' Medical Debt
November 7 @ 12:01pm ET  
Veteran-owned businesses like Born Primitive and Black Rifle Coffee Company are donating all profits over Veterans Day weekend to erase up to $25 million in medical debt for U.S. veterans. This initiative offers vital relief to many who served.
Drug Cartels Dominate California Tribal Lands with Illegal Grows and Slavery
November 3 @ 8:01pm ET  
Mexican drug cartels control tribal lands in California's Round Valley, growing illegal marijuana and imposing narco-slavery. Sheriff Matt Kendall estimates 80 percent of illicit cannabis in Mendocino County comes from reservations.
Breaking Silence: How Nonspeakers with Autism Communicate Through Technology
November 2 @ 8:01pm ET  
Nonspeakers with autism are finding their voice through keyboards and letterboards. Elizabeth Bonker, a valedictorian and advocate, inspires millions with her story and technology-aided communication.
Single Fathers Advocate for Equal Custody Rights in Family Courts
November 2 @ 4:01am ET  
Single fathers are advocating for shared parenting laws to ensure equal custody rights in family courts. Their push faces opposition over concerns about child safety and abuse claims.
Reviving Victory Gardens: A Modern Movement for Self-Sufficiency
November 1 @ 8:01pm ET  
The Victory Garden Alliance, founded by Jacqueline Capriotti in 2024, revives the WWII-era victory garden movement. It aims to inspire Americans to grow their own produce for sustainability and resilience.
Heritage Explorers Fest Showcases Homesteading and Homeschooling in Ohio
November 1 @ 12:01pm ET  
The Heritage Explorers Fest in McArthur, Ohio, celebrates homeschooling and homesteading with hands-on skills like canning and foraging. Founded by Tara Dodrill, it draws families nationwide to learn self-reliance.
LifeWise Academy Expands Bible Education in Ohio Public Schools
November 1 @ 4:01am ET  
LifeWise Academy is expanding Bible education in Ohio public schools under 'released time' laws. Its growth sparks both support for moral guidance and debate over church-state separation.
AI Defamation Case Dismissal Sets Legal Precedent for ChatGPT
October 30 @ 8:01pm ET  
Mark Walters' defamation lawsuit against OpenAI over false ChatGPT claims was dismissed by a Georgia court on May 19, 2025. The ruling sets a precedent, highlighting challenges in holding AI accountable for misinformation.
Shocking Turn in 1983 Candy Cane Park Murder Case in Oregon
October 28 @ 8:01pm ET  
A shocking twist has emerged in the 1983 Candy Cane Park murder case in Oregon, reviving hope for justice. New evidence and forensic advancements may finally solve this decades-old mystery in La Grande.
White House Pulls Joel Rayburn's State Department Nomination Amid Controversy
October 28 @ 6:31pm ET  
The White House has withdrawn Joel Rayburn's nomination for a top State Department role due to ties to a Trump official who defied troop withdrawal orders in Syria. Controversy over his past actions led to insufficient Senate support.
New College of Florida Embraces Trump's Higher Education Compact
October 28 @ 11:02am ET  
New College of Florida is set to sign Trump's higher education compact, marking a shift from its progressive roots. This move follows a conservative overhaul led by Governor Ron DeSantis.
British Commentator Sami Hamdi Detained by ICE During US Tour
October 28 @ 6:31am ET  
British commentator Sami Hamdi was detained by ICE on October 27 during a US speaking tour. His visa was revoked by the Department of Homeland Security, sparking debate over free speech.
Josh Shapiro Reflects on Firebombing Attack and Its Lasting Impact
October 28 @ 3:31am ET  
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's home was firebombed on April 13, 2025, by Cody Balmer, who was sentenced to 25-50 years. Shapiro reflects on the emotional toll and the broader issue of political violence.
California's Retreat from Ethnic Studies Sparks National Debate
October 27 @ 8:01pm ET  
California is retreating from ethnic studies amid funding cuts and political debates over progressive curricula. This shift reflects a national trend of reevaluating history education.
Central Florida Hit by Historic Floods: Lake County Under Emergency
October 27 @ 6:31pm ET  
Central Florida reels from historic flooding as Lake County declares a state of emergency after 19 inches of rain. A rare Flash Flood Emergency highlights the danger in areas like Mount Dora and Eustis.