Late Edition with Tim Constantine (January 08, 2016)
Tim Constantine reports on the latest revelations from Hillary Clinton's State Department emails, and an apology from the governor of Maine.
Tim Constantine reports on the latest revelations from Hillary Clinton's State Department emails, and an apology from the governor of Maine.
SharesSitting in a U.N. refugee tent in a camp filled with 18,000 refugees, my stomach turns and my eyes are wet, listening to yet one more horrific, unimaginable crime committed against Yazidi children, girls and women. It is Christmas Eve 2015.
SharesRusty and Congressman Gohmert talk about the latest attempts by the POTUS to go around Congress and the out of control spending.
SharesTheodore Roosevelt; British children's stories; George and Barbara Bush hit 71 years wed; Wayne Grudem and Parkinsons
SharesDonald Trump is a genuine phenomenon.
SharesTim Constantine reports on problems with transparency in the State Department, and a lawsuit filed against the US government over the Keystone XL pipeline project.
SharesAs House Republicans prepare to gather in Baltimore next week for their annual policy/legislative strategy retreat, Speaker Paul Ryan has made clear he wants to use the second session of the 114th Congress to lay out an agenda for what he calls a "confident America," a campaign vision that unifies the Conservative Movement, the Republican Party, and, in fact, all of America.
SharesFor Tea Party rebels, June 10, 2014, was the equivalent of destroying the Death Star. An unknown college professor named Dave Brat challenged the sitting Majority leader of the U.S. House of Representatives.
SharesOur chronic gratuitous interventions abroad at staggering expense under the delusion of spreading democracy and peace have diminished our security and spiked the world's misery index. Yet the architects of these failures have paid no price. They have been neither punished nor professionally ridiculed. The establishment treats them like Montessori School students with grades based on effort irrespective of the catastrophic results.
SharesEvangelist Franklin Graham has made plans for a "Campaign for God" tour of all 50 state capitols.
SharesTrump going to Liberty U.; Cruz and evangelicals in Iowa; Mark Dever on pastoring politicos; Christianity in Africa
SharesThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) sounds benign --evocative of a robust defender of consumer interests. It's the last institution you would suspect of shipwrecking your privacy.
SharesChristian theologian Owen Strachan answers the question, "Does God continue to speak today?" From our ongoing series, "Ask the Theologian."
SharesDonald Trump seems like he could be a breath of fresh air. He says what's on his mind. He isn't afraid to offend anyone. He knows how to give a speech full of red meat. And allegedly, he knows how to make America great again. Here is the problem. He doesn't know how to make America great again. The only thing he knows how to do is make Donald Trump great again.
SharesThose who live and die by corporatism and taxpayer-funded subsidies have determined to go all-in to stop Sen. Ted Cruz, Texas Republican, from winning the Iowa Caucuses in a few weeks. Apparently Mr. Cruz believes too much in freedom and limited government for these people's tastes. It won't work, because these people have lost almost all their political clout for various reasons. Not the least of which is most people are tired of the corporatist gravy train.
SharesTed Cruz quotes the Bible; Christians in the public square; Vivian Chow Wai-Man's turn to Christianity; Mark Tooley on the end of history
SharesThe United States is aggressively championing the extraterritorial use of search warrants for speculative gains in law enforcement. It should be careful of what it is wishing for. It might get it, and trigger an epidemic of international headaches from tyrannical and democratic foreign nations alike demanding access to electronic information about their citizens stored in the United States.
SharesAnd here it is, Tim's number one story for 2015!
SharesTim's been counting down his top stories of the year. Here is his #2 pick for 2015:
SharesTim shares his top 5 stories of 2015. Here is number three.
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