In this podcast, host Bright Learn shares the powerful story behind "17 Miles," a low-budget film directed by Bob Denney that tackles the harsh realities of illegal immigration and human trafficking, featuring Amy Schaffert and her daughter, and aims to create a positive societal impact while promoting pro-Christian values and sustainable living. For more videos, visit BrightLearn.ai Full length interview on Brighteon.com: https://brighteon.com/ae8ea402-f87a-4af7-be34-59c824ec91ab

The following article, Why All The Surprise On President Trump’s America First Agenda?, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. Every day seem to bring another round of pearl-clutching as some segment of the establishment reacts to the latest action — or reaction to — the Trump Administration moves to implement the America First agenda embraced by the voters. But one has to sit back and ask, why all the shock and surprise? After all, … Continue reading Why All The Surprise On President Trump’s America First Agenda? ...

The Trump Administration said Monday it lacked the authority to return migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the US since he is no longer in US custody. Abrego Garcia, who lived in Maryland, was deported and sent to a prison in El Salvador during a wave of ICE arrests aimed at removing alleged foreign gang members from the United States. Abrego Garcia's attorneys previously filed a lawsuit requesting that El Salvador’s government return him to the US, honoring his withholding of removal status....

Hamas is facing a new problem in Gaza: coming up with the cash it needs to pay its rank and file. Israel last month cut off supplies of humanitarian goods to the enclave, some of which Hamas had been seizing and selling to raise funds, according to Arab, Israeli and Western officials. Its renewed offensive has targeted and killed Hamas officials who played important roles in distributing cash to cadres and sent others into hiding, Arab intelligence officials said.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed his tariffs are bringing $2 billion a day to the U.S. — but federal officials say otherwise. A spokesperson for U.S. Customs and Border Protection — the agency that collects tariffs — told CNBC their office has taken in $21 billion in total tariff revenue from “15 presidential trade actions” since January 20, 2025. That includes $500 million in tariff revenue since April 5, the agency said, after Trump...

President Donald Trump’s administration lashed back at Harvard University on Wednesday, with the Department of Homeland Security cutting over $2.7 million in grants and threatening to cancel all student visas, according to a press release obtained exclusively by The Free Press. The move comes two days after Harvard refused to agree to a series of demands by the administration, and Harvard’s president Alan Garber said that the university “will not surrender its independence...

Florida State University officials are advising people to “seek shelter and await further instructions” amid reports of an active shooter on campus. All classes and events were canceled for the rest of the day and students and staff not currently on campus were told to avoid coming to the school. Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare said it is actively receiving and caring for patients related to the incident but did not have specific information to share.

Nearly half of Puerto Rico remained without electricity Thursday morning following an island-wide blackout that left 1.4 million customers in the dark and disrupted service at hospitals, its international airport and hotels, according to the Associated Press. The outage, which began Wednesday afternoon, also left more than 400,000 residents without water. By Thursday morning, power had been restored to 51% of customers, while water service resumed for 83% of the affected...