On September 17, 1787, thirty-nine men signed a document that has governed this country ever since. Two hundred and thirty-nine years later, most Americans cannot tell you the date. We are in the year of the nation’s 250th anniversary, and Constitution Day has never been given anything close to the honor it deserves. September 17 […]

October 31, 1517, was a day that changed civilization.  And it is a challenge for Americans in 2026. Every October 31, millions of Americans celebrate Halloween. Adults dress (and generally act) like children, and billions of dollars are spent on candy and make-believe. But October 31 commemorates something infinitely more consequential than Halloween or cosplay. […]

How should Christians engage in the midterm elections? By praying for the nation, getting informed, and actively voting. On Truth & Liberty, guest host Janet Porter and Liberty Counsel's Matt Staver discuss the upcoming midterms, national prayer i...

One of America’s most popular oceanside resorts is Myrtle Beach in South Carolina. Some 20 million people per year vacation at this “Grand Strand,” coming from all 50 states and internationally. Because my grandparents ran a seasonal hotel there for three decades, we’ve vacationed at Myrtle Beach most summers of my life. We’ve seen a […]

Col. Rob Maness joins Alex McFarland on Truth & Liberty to discuss his experience at the Pentagon on 9/11 and his concerns about the rise of Sharia law in America. They explore American exceptionalism, the midterm elections, and what citizens can ...

As the world bids goodbye to summer, 2026, Iran wants to revisit the month of June.  That is, they want to return to the terms of the June cease-fire agreement (which they refused to honor, only hours into the agreed-upon deal). During the first week of September 2026, Israel Katz (defense minister for the nation […]

In August, Pastor Jonathan Falwell of Thomas Road Baptist Church, Pastor Gary Hamrick of Cornerstone Chapel, and Bishop E.W. Jackson of The Called Church organized a series of six “Stand for Life and Marriage” town halls across Virginia. Meetings in Alexandria, Fredericksburg, Roanoke, Virginia Beach, Hampton, and Colonial Heights gathered pastors, Christian leaders, and believers […]

A leading black pastor and I were discussing financial reparations for slavery that took place in early America. He was for them, I was not.  We discussed how a government could accurately put a dollar amount on “punitive damage for enslavement experienced by others.”  This pastor, generally conservative in most other of his positions, was […]

Janet Porter is joined by Brigitte Gabriel for an eye-opening conversation on faith, freedom, and the challenges shaping America’s future. They discuss Sharia law, protecting constitutional values, and how believers can turn their convictions into...