From Washington, DC: Monuments, Impact 250, A.I., and the Real Cost of Diesel

Are government subsidies helping farmers or trapping them? Kelly Seaton and Trent Loos take on Britain's £233 million farming incentive, corporate tax breaks that leave local businesses paying more, and big agribusiness winning while family farms struggle. Plus, their countdown to World Dairy Expo and the Holstein show.

Scott Hennen goes live from the U.N. in New York as Senator Kevin Cramer explains what Middle East tensions and the Strait of Hormuz mean for your gas and diesel prices. Plus, NDSU Turning Point USA takes on crime in Fargo. Don't miss it!

Scott Hennen heads to Washington, D.C., to watch UND aerospace founder John D. Odegard enter the Aviation Hall of Fame. Plus, oil prices, North Dakota energy dominance, conservatism vs. liberalism, and what's behind Trump's promised $5,000 midterm checks. Don't miss it!

Is Washington paying farmers to damage their soil? Trent Loos and Damian Buckley expose a USDA plowing program that defies common sense, reveal why New Zealand's GeneTech bill stalled, and share surprising research on how soil microbes help crops survive floods and fight disease.

Governor Kelly Armstrong gets candid on ICE, immigration, and North Dakota's new workforce commissioner. Plus, KCOMM's Sinan Kanatsiz reveals big plans for Impact 2027 at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, and a Pepperdine student weighs in on AI, faith, and the future of work.

Can storytelling reveal truths that facts alone can't? Author Feargus O'Connor Greenwood joins Trent Loos to unpack his book "Spiritual War," including a ritual abuse survivor's story and an 81-year-old spirit worker. Plus, the surprising power of asking questions, transhumanism, AI, and Edgar Cayce's warnings.

Could your town be next for a massive AI data center? Councillor Ingrid joins Trent Loos to reveal data centers using human brain cells, a megalitre-a-day water demand, and why U.S. centers run at just 17% capacity. Don't miss this eye-opening look at who really controls your water.

Why are tech giants racing to build data centers, and could North Dakota be next in line? Live from Washington, D.C., Scott Hennen asks Armada's CEO how artificial intelligence could create jobs, power rural communities, and launch the state into the future. Don't miss it!