A U.S. patient with leukemia has become the first woman and the third person to date to be cured of HIV after receiving a stem cell transplant from a donor who was naturally resistant to the virus that causes AIDS, researchers reported on Tuesday.
Dan Steiner, founder and president of Pre-Born Ministries, joins Financial Issues guest host Shana Burt to talk about abortion bans and the importance of supporting the pro-life movement.
Citizens of San Francisco have recalled three of their Board of Education members who pushed for progressive policies over the needs of children during the pandemic.
In some shocking news, a group of abortion providers are encouraging women to talk to and connect with their unborn children before undergoing abortion procedures.
Rep. Kevin Brady, ranking member of the House and Ways Committee, sits down with Financial Issues guest host Tony Perkins to discuss the cause and effects of the current record setting inflation on America and the American people.
Ken Blackwell, Senior Fellow at Family Research Council, sits down with Financial Issues guest host Tony Perkins to discuss Biden’s presidency. Blackwell points out that the issues of inflation and the southern border shows that there are people in the Biden administration that are “trying to crush American exceptionalism and our Constitutional Republic.”
Dr. Andrew Bostom, epidemiologist and research physician at Brown University’s Center for Primary Care and Prevention, sits down with Tony Perkins to dissect what is behind the recent wave of blue states reversing their mask mandates. Is it science or politics?
Republican senators are taking steps to block the passage of the most recent Continuing Resolution (CR), which would keep the government funded through March 11, unless funding for President Biden’s vaccine mandates is removed.
Former U.S. Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon said Russian skater Kamila Valieva’s participation in the Beijing Games after having tested positive for a banned substance was a “complete slap in the face” for clean athletes.
A newly released CDC study on the waning efficacy of booster shots has highlighted concerns over the durability of COVID-19 vaccines as a whole.
